Human Interest

Cambridgeshire’s biggest bus operator is looking forward to working with a new mayor to improve its services.

Did you know that almost 200 years ago, an alcohol-fuelled riot broke out in Fenland?

The following planning applications have been submitted to Fenland District and West Norfolk councils...

A care home worker has shown her dedication to residents’ well-being with an unusual fundraising challenge.

A library will be helping to celebrate the area’s rich history with an exciting festival.

Readers responded to an appeal to send cards to a care home resident who has celebrated her 100th birthday.

The new mayor has been chosen at a council's latest meeting.

The March mayor took a look back at his time in the position while remembering some of his key events over the year.

Families can once again enjoy a summer of water-filled fun as a splashpad reopens today, just in time for the May Bank Holiday weekend.

Police encourage parents and carers to remind children about the dangers of open water swimming.

Police are urging people not to leave their property windows open when their home is left unattended.

A stark warning has been raised about a “lost generation” of young people who are unemployed.

Voters with a visual impairment will be able to cast their vote more independently in this week’s elections.

A holiday park is denying allegations of discrimination after its security guard called visitors “scumbags”.

Police have been made aware of concerns raised at the latest March Town Council meeting including fly-tipping, e-scooters and anti-social behaviour.

It is the end of an era for free concerts that have been held in Wisbech Park for several years.

Children and residents fully embrace Easter festivities with an array of activities.

A school has reassured parents that their children are not being taught the wrong GCSE course after concerns began to rise.

In their weekly Paws For Thought column, RSPCA staff look to rehome a lively pup.

New shows are set to come to a radio station as a presenter gets his sight back.