Human Interest

Visiting restrictions to care homes have been lifted in updated Government guidance. But has this made a difference for families?

Fenland’s ongoing fight against modern slavery was recognised this week during a royal visit to Wisbech.

The council is reminding residents of the support and advice available to help those in fuel poverty.

Last week, Stephen Wallis focused on March Town's run to the FA Cup First Round in 1955/56.This week he looks at the big game itself.

Work will get under-way at Peckover House to transform its Reed Barn into a meeting place for people living with dementia and those who care for them.

Saturday was a golden day for Wisbech couple Bill and Marilyn Batrick as they celebrated 50 years of wedded bliss.

Crowds flocked to fill the Market Place and streets of March yesterday evening as the annual Christmas Lights Switch-on event returned with a bang

UK Power Networks has apologised to residents in the March area after a series of power cuts this afternoon (Friday).

A developer is hoping that resubmitted plans to build 16 homes on a site in the centre of a Fenland village will win planners support.

Cross-cultural bridges are under construction at a Wisbech academy which is joining forces with an education counterpart in India.

A Wisbech day centre that offers fun and companionship for retired people is fighting to survive and needs more members.

The countdown is on for Wisbech High Street property owners to apply for a National Lottery grant to restore their historic buildings.

Tributes have been paid to a father-of-two who has died a month after being hit by a car.

A woman who was repeatedly raped by her father as a child has launched a Government petition to ban convicted sex offenders changing their name.

Organisers of this year's Wisbech Poppy Appeal have been blown away by the public's generosity.

Much-loved nursery nurse and former member of March Operatic and Dramatic Society (MADAOS) Pam Cliss has died at the age of 86.

A village vicar could soon have a new home if plans to demolish the existing vicarage get the go-ahead.

A Fenland father and daughter have written a book of their poems and are now planning to sell the anthology to help a charity close to their hearts.

It's business as usual for towns across Fenland this weekend as they gear up for their annual Christmas lights switch-ons.

The Friends of Wisbech Museum are set to publish their latest book written by Andrew Ketley and detailing the towns inns, taverns and beer-houses.