Human Interest

An Upwell family have made a massive donation to a local hospital in his memory.

A March woman who set up the town’s Food Bank has been recognised with a special presentation.

Cambridgeshire police has joined other police forces in ceasing to take reports of lost property and accepting only certain types of found items.

Two community group's have been awarded a town's top honour for their commitment and hard-work.

Relatives can now trace their ancestors back to the 16th century online with actual handwritten church registers thanks to a groundbreaking project.

Users of a popular village skate park are to have their say on the design of a new £100,000 state-of-the art facility.

A parish council has been forced to include £2,000 in its upcoming budget to repair an otter fence that is constantly being vandalised.

Nominations are starting to come in for the men, women and youngsters who make a difference to our communities for Pride in Fenland Awards 2019.

Nearly 1,500 people in Fenland have been moved on to Universal Credit, despite concerns it could push claimants further into debt.

A homeless veteran who sleeps in the doorway of Burger King in Wisbech Horsefair is calling for more help for people like him.

A copy of a portrait painted by Wisbech-born Octavia Hill is on show in a new John Ruskin exhibition to mark the bicentenary of Ruskin's birth.

A new report from Healthwatch Cambridgeshire says thousands of people are being denied dental because of a lack of NHS dentists.

“I ain’t afraid of no ghost” was my mantra on Saturday night as I joined a team of ghost hunters at Wisbech Castle.

A pilot boat worker dismissed for gross misconduct by Fenland Council was 50 per cent to blame for losing his job an employment tribunal concluded.

Excellence and exemplary service were celebrated at the annual Cambridgeshire Fire and Rescue Service (CFRS) Excellence Awards.

A newly launched project to help the homeless in Wisbech saw more than 40 hot meals served in just one hour.

Contractors responsible for the March Gaul Road scheme have written to apologise for the delay in re-opening the road and say it will open next month.

A village football team can look forward to a more stable future thanks to a £91,500 investment at the club's ground.

The date is set - Once again March GER Sports Club will be hosting a charity darts day in aid of the Oncology Department at Peterborough Hospital.

Wisbech branch of Santander is among 140 nationwide set to close later this spring.