Human Interest

Local trades unionists took their banners and joined the annual Burston Strike School rally near Diss at the weekend.

Drug-related deaths in Fenland have reached a record level in the last three years, figures reveal, and now work is being undertaken to identify why.

It was a special day at The Gables for one of our residents, Eileen Jenkins, as we celebrated the Australian Wattle Day.

A Fenland veterinary nurse is hoping to raise money and awareness for a charity that has offered her the chance to beat cancer.

A project that could see a new centre for families in need set up in Wisbech desperately needs public support to win vital funding.

March has become the latest Fenland community to join a nationwide campaign aimed at changing attitudes about dog fouling.

Jacob, Amelia and Harper have become the new most popular names for babies born in Fenland.

wo nominations for Ferry Project in Women in Housing Awards

Four slimmers from a March-based slimming group have each been crowned ‘Woman of the Year’ following their weight loss success.

Members of 3rd Wisbech Brownies, with their Leaders, recently visited the RSPCA at Block Fen at Wimblington.

Birds, horses and archery were among the many attractions at the Fens Falconry open day.

Illness forced March woman Emily Berry to look for a change of career.

Concerns that a Wisbech store is guilty of selling illicit tobacco have been labelled "laughable" by supporters of its owner.

A Grade II listed property in Wisbech's Conservation Area could soon be returned to its original use as a family home.

A cricket bat signed by the England and Pakistan test sides has been presented to March Museum by The Neale-Wade Association.

A family holiday celebrating a wedding anniversary turned into a living nightmare for well-known charity fundraiser Mark Cross and his wife Kim.

A Chatteris couple who have turned their lives around and lost nearly five-and-a-half stone between them have bagged two top slimming awards.

Pair tackle tandem ride from Hunstanton to Marshland St James on the windiest day of the year.

A brave gang of five jumped 10,000 ft to raise money to bring the silver screen to a Fenland care home.

Chatteris Cycling Club held a free 'Kids Community Cycling Day' at Cromwell Community College which was well youngsters from the area.