Human Interest

Police are investigating reports that a body was seen in the River Nene.

Our biggest stories over the past week have featured a paedophile being jailed, a school winning an award, and a ‘chop shop’ discovered in a village.

Concerns have been raised over the condition of a park in March, with one resident calling for action to be taken.

A dog owner must pay out more than £700 after two of her Belgian Malinois pets escaped and left a Jack Russell with ‘traumatic’ injuries.

The following planning applications have been submitted to councils this week...

A lorry lost its load of oranges at a roundabout, according to a witness.

A hotel in Wisbech could be turned into multiple flats if plans are given the go-ahead.

The Cambridgeshire Chambers of Commerce has announced that two new people will be joining the Chamber Board immediately.

A care home brought entertainment to its residents and their families with two fun events while raising money for causes.

A GP surgery in March is urging those who need to be seen to attend in person or to call 111.

A school has been recognised for the quality of play it offers its pupils.

A collaborative project to improve transport in a market town has been shortlisted for a national award.

A swimming club is asking for backing to help reward young swimmers who ‘really exceed themselves’.

Three months of hard work paid off for 70 ballet students when they put on a spectacular show.

Staff at the Eau Brink RSPCA Rehoming Centre look to find a family for a bonded pair of guinea pigs…

A long-standing taxi business has launched a nationwide service for its app in a bold new move to enhance customer experience.

A summer fair is coming to a village for a fun-filled day.

Care home residents and staff enjoyed a ‘memorable’ day as they set sail down a river while tucking into fish and chips.

It's been a great first month for the newly elected mayor of Wisbech as she has turned out to support many community events.

A leader of the council mentioned updates in the town during the latest meeting including her gratitude to those who helped during a popular event.