Human Interest

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.

Work on a much needed safety scheme on a March bridge is progressing according to plan says the councillor behind the £230,000 project.

Fenland care home, Askham Village Community, says its partnership scheme with local GPs is so successful, it should be rolled out nationwide.

"Give and take" and "helping each other" is the recipe for a long and happy marriage according to March couple Derek and Jane Money.

An open day next weekend (25) will show case 10 new flats built by a local charitable trust for older people in Wisbech.

A health worker from Wisbech has been praised after leaping into action to save a woman’s life while shopping in a local supermarket.

Around a £1,000 has been raised so far towards a sensory garden for a severely disabled March boy.

This year's annual Wisbech and District Historic Vehicle Club's annual road run saw 180 vehicles of all shapes and sizes join the fun.

March Bears rugby team lined-up for a charity match against a team of players from across the country for the annual family fun day.

Intrepid fundraisers Dan Handley and Dave Brooks were given a massive send-off at the start of 12,500 mile drive from Chatteris to Tokyo yesterday.

There was a real sense of community in Emneth at the weekend for the annual scarecrow competition, table top and yard sale.

Budget cuts mean councils are under pressure to save every penny, and in Fenland that means fewer places to spend one.

A super slimmer from Wisbech has been awarded the title of Diamond Member of the Year for setting a sparkling example of long-term weight loss.

After a year of sporting achievement Cavalry Primary School in March has been awarded the gold school games mark.

The Wildlife and Wetlands Trust's centre at Welney has been forced to close for much of today following a water leak.

Budding pop stars dazzled at a week-long workshop learning the skills needed to be a star.