Human Interest

Two members of staff at Dove Court Care Home in Wisbech braved a complete head shave to show support for cancer charity, Macmillan Cancer Support.

YMCA Trinity Group wins £50,000 of funding to deliver mental health training to teachers and early years providers across Fenland and East Cambs.

A “big gap” in funding means Wisbech and Fenland Museum faces closure despite an influx of visitors this summer thanks to its dinosaurs display.

After losing almost two stone with Slimming World, Sally Shipley realised one of her life long dreams of helping others by becoming a consultant.

More than one in five babies born in Fenland in 2017 had mothers born in the EU, according to the Office of National Statistics (ONS).

Plans to increase a development of homes in Elm from 20 to 27 units has sparked fears the village could soon be consumed as a suburb of Wisbech.

For the past 12 years dedicated Outwell couple Arthur and Rita Cuss have done their bit for the planet and recycled old newspapers.

A charity night out led to a March man being diagnosed with one of the most common forms of cancer.

St John’s Church, March is holding a special service to mark World Suicide Prevention Day on Monday September 10.

Fast chewers put their gnashers to the test in the annual Skylark Garden Centre sweetcorn eating championships.

Problems with drug users and rough sleepers have prompted the boarding up of a local cemetery chapel.

Seven cadets from 1220 (March) Squadron Air Cadets completed the expedition section of their Silver Duke of Edinburgh’s Award.

Official estimates show between July 2015 and June 2016 1,803 more long-term migrants arrived from abroad in Cambridgeshire than left.

Driving rain and slippery conditions failed to halt March postie Nick Winterton delivering funds for Great Ormond Street Hospital Children's Charity.

Two Chatteris households have been left counting the costs after a car ploughed off the road during a high speed police chase.

Volunteers have put hours and hours of work to slowly breath new life into Wisbech Castle over the past months.

A grieving son is taking on not one but five gruelling challenges to raise money for a specialist cancer charity.

A new project called “click therapy” aimed at helping people's mental well-being hosted its first taster session on Tuesday.

He's climbed mountains, trekked the Arctic circle, explored the Amazon jungle but now professional explorer Justin Miles is on a different mission.

It was a big day for Wisbech Ladies Circle recently when they hosted their first major summer event at the town's rugby club.