Human Interest

Plans for a drive-thru café in March complete with electric car charging points and a state-of-the-art car wash have been given the green light.

As part of a charity’s 10th anniversary, it is calling for greater support to grow its organisation to make arts more accessible.

Do you want to make a difference to our wildlife and have two hours to spare a week then a Chatteris charity would like to hear from you.

A mum has shared her story to raise awareness of a condition that affects one in eight women and is one of the most common causes of infertility.

Fans of Shakespeare are in for a treat next month when a local venue hosts an outdoor performance of one of the Bard’s most popular plays.

A café that supports people with learning difficulties gain employment skills welcomed the community to an open day recently.

The final chance to see a Wisbech woman’s replica of the Bayeux Tapestry is coming up.

Images captured by one of the area’s longest-running camera clubs are currently on display for all to enjoy.

A cordon has been lifted on a town road after a bomb was discovered.

A road in town has been blocked off due to the discovery of a bomb.

Yesterday was the day to celebrate your four-legged friends who bring joy into your life.

The Light in Wisbech is once again joining the National Cinema Day initiative, celebrating the magic of movies on the big screen.

Rain failed to stop play or the fun at a charity family fun day in March on Saturday.

An emaciated dog found wandering the streets has started a new life as a police dog after completing her training.

Guests and residents at a care home enjoyed an afternoon of decadence with a fun-filled cheese and wine-tasting activity.

Cycling and walking charity Sustrans with Cambridgeshire County Council is running a Learn To Ride and Doctor Bike day at a March school this week.

A community group is celebrating after putting the wheels in motion for a new attraction at a Fenland railway station.

Street artist Banksy has been making national headlines with his multiple animal artworks across the capital in recent weeks.

A variation of a popular ice cream dessert has netted residents at a care home a runners-up prize in a national competition.

Fenland District Council has taken the unusual step to start the compulsory purchase of a property that has been empty for years for up to £160,000.