Human Interest

Chatteris Rotary Club has raised and lent a total of £11,648, so far to 2,536 entrepreneurs in 11 countries.

They are normally seen roaming the plains of Africa but the world's largest bird, the ostrich, could soon become a feature of the Fens.

Groups and individuals who have gone above and beyond in helping the community during the pandemic have been recognised by Wisbech Lions.

A locally enhanced contact tracing service which has proven successful in Peterborough has been expanded to cover the whole of Cambridgeshire.

This week we publish your letters on Remembrance, COVID-19 and parenting.

Three Fenland Citizen readers will be enjoying an early Christmas present thanks to Jack's supermarket in Chatteris.

Fenland has a new Poet Laureate after winners of this year's competition announced proclaiming consultant psychiatrist Kim Allen the title winner.

Christmas is coming and Fenland residents are being asked to support their community by donating gifts to local children in need.

A grant made possible thanks to National Lottery players has been awarded through the Wisbech High Street Project for works to an historic building.

Number plate recognition technology could be used to tackle lack of parking at regional hospitals.

A Wisbech schoolgirl whose dad was killed while serving in Afghanistan has appeared on ITV's Good Morning Britain to talk about her family's charity.

Two Fenland teaching assistants have won a major national award for their work in encouraging 'greener' travel to school.

Boaters wanting to enjoy Fenland's waterways face paying fees and tougher enforcement, despite pleas from MP Steve Barclay to reconsider the plans.

Fenland’s own Paralympic gold medallist Jonnie Peacock’s blade has become the first exhibit in a new virtual museum.

Wisbech residents are invited to light up the neighbourhood this festive season by making an illuminated window display at home.

Residents at a Fenland care home will now be able to spend time with their loved ones this winter thanks to a specially designated room.

Wisbech women Sue Dockett and Julie Williams have published their booklet 'Dangerous Liaisons' which tells the story of women's struggle for equality.

Tributes have been paid to a well-loved former March vet who has died after a long battle with cancer.

Fenland Council’s customer service centres and community hubs will remain open during the second national lockdown for emergency appointments only.

A well managed Remembrance Sunday event was held to mark the sombre occasion in Chatteris.