Human Interest

An anti-radicalisation campaigner from Wisbech has also been honoured

Tufty Fluffytail, the iconic squirrel who helped millions of children learn about road safety from the 1950s-1990s, is celebrating his 65th birthday.

Arthur Rank Hospice Charity has shared a special film thanking their treasured volunteers.

Pupils at Wisbech Grammar School have been busy raising money for charity this Christmas.

For most of us, Christmas is a time to relax and take it easy.

Santa's famous red suit will be straining at the seams this Christmas thanks to the generosity of boys and girls in Fenland.

Dozens of homeless people in Cambridgeshire and Peterborough have lost their lives over the past five years, according to official estimates.

The March Mummers received lots of praise for keeping the up old tradition as they toured March Town Centre with their short play.

Leah Bass and Matthew Fletcher were honoured by Young People March and March Lions.

“We simply wouldn’t be able to reach some of the more vulnerable residents in our rural communities without the Golden Age Fairs.”

Neglected and abused children in Cambridgeshire are increasingly likely to be at risk of harm by the time social services reach them, figures show.

A baby from Manea and his family are urging people to sign a petition aimed at forcing the Government to cut the talk and fund life pro-longing drugs.

A planning application to convert the old Pump House at Wisbech Castle into a café has been made by the town council three months after it opened.

A lorry driver who suffered dreadful burns when electricity from overhead power lines coursed through his trailer is set for millions in compensation.

Fenland police Inspector Ian Lombardo has issued a massive thank-you to the local community after an overwhelming response to a toy appeal.

Work has officially kicked off at the site of a former agricultural garage in Chatteris to bring new homes for disabled adults in Cambridgeshire.

The crash occurred between King’s Dyke and the B1095

Children and families in Wisbech are benefitting from new play equipment following more than £30,000 of investment in three of the town’s play areas.

Prolific charity fundraiser Cyril Snushall has raised one last sum following his death in October.

No homes were built for social rental in Fenland last year, figures show.