Human Interest

Three hundred rashers of bacon, a sell out cake stall and afternoon teas ensured Wimblington's bacon butty morning was a sizzling success.

There has been a 27 per cent rise in the number of recorded sex offences against children aged four to eight in Cambridgeshire.

Residents and businesses joined Wisbech in Bloom volunteers and sponsors at the annual garden competition awards evening at the Wisbech Institute.

Wisbech woman Jade Farm is hoping to scare up some cash for charity this Halloween with a special event at her home.

Two Chatteris brothers have completed the bike ride of their lives travelling over 3,000kms in three weeks to cover the length of New Zealand.

Use of solitary confinement at Whitemoor Prison in March is in breach of a UN torture protocol according to a new report.

Network Rail is urging drivers to "wise up and size up" their vehicle and plan their route after a 15th vehicle hit Stonea bridge this year.

Manea youngster Storm Simms faced the chop and raised £1,290 for three charities.

More people are being killed or seriously injured in road accidents in Cambridgeshire, despite a drop in road casualties.

Fenland businesswoman Christina Fitzpatrick has completed the Welsh Three Peaks Challenge in support of charity.

“Chatteris to Tokyo – Done!!” Those were the triumphant words posted by Dan Handley and Dave Brooks after arriving in the Japanese capital.

A March couple who are determined to raise awareness of prostate cancer have raised over £2,000 for charity.

The newly opened Jack's store in Chatteris is keen to support local community groups with two programmes.

A West Norfolk woman has been reunited with her "precious" locket necklace which contains her husband's ashes, after losing it in Wisbech yesterday.

Work to breathe new life into Wisbech Castle is nearly finished and it is hoped that from next year it could be breaking financially even.

Two intrepid men on a mission to drive from Chatteris to Tokyo are almost at their final destination.

Tydd St Giles parish church was filled with colourful displays for the annual flower festival at the weekend.

Cambridgeshire Constabulary's new Chief Constable has officially taken up his post.

Doddington-based Nathanael Wilson has just turned eight years old, but he has always had a passion for drawing and painting.

Last year John Richardson’s pumpkin was the second largest grown in East Anglia and raised hundreds of pounds for Children In Need.