Human Interest

Peckover Primary School is sprucing up a neglected plot of land as part of the BBC series, Britain in Bloom.

The family of a Wisbech man who sadly died at a road works site in Surrey has paid tribute to their "adored son".

Fifteen-year-old Ellie Myles is this year's Rose Queen after impressing judges with her passion for charity work.

Two men, one Toyota Yaris and 12,500 miles add up to one incredible journey for a pair of garage workers from Chatteris.

Three Wisbech teenagers will be facing the judges tomorrow night (Wednesday) in the hope of becoming the town's Rose Queen 2018.

This Saturday sees eyes down for a charity bingo being held as a thank-you for special support given to a local family.

Organisers of this year's March Summer Festival say it was one of the best with thousands turning out over the three days to enjoy the fun.

Residents across Cambridgeshire reportedly felt the earth move on Saturday after an earthquake in Grimsby sent tremors as far south as Huntingdon.

A group of young people with the 'backing' of Prince Charles are about to embark on revamping the garden at the Alan Hudson Centre in Wisbech.

Eight lucky homes in March are celebrating after scooping £30,000 each in the Postcode Lottery.

A Wisbech dance teacher says she is "thrilled" to have been named in the Queen's Birthday Honours List announced last night (Friday).

These days, Malcolm Arnold from March describes himself as an extremely fortunate man.

A Chatteris pensioner is staging a one woman campaign to stop a bank closing in the town later this year.

Earlier this week Fenland District Council’s press office was defending the firm it employs to cut grass across the area.

Budding archaeologists helped to uncover more of Wisbech’s history during May half term as a part of a ‘Time Team’ style community dig.

Harpist Bonnie Scott, 15, has scored a first for Fenland and maybe the county by gaining a place at the Royal Academy of Music Junior Academy

Ten intrepid people took to the skies to complete a 13,000ft sky dive to help raise money for a new Fenland skate park.

Extra police will patrol Cambridgeshire's town and city centres to ensure England World Cup matches pass off peacefully and without incident.

A Wisbech councillor is calling for urgent action over an eyesore she describes as a “slum”.

A charity-funded organisation that helps find missing people took to the roads and rivers of Fenland at the weekend to help raise vital funds.