Human Interest

Drivers across Fenland face road closures in the coming weeks – some for a few hours, others for a few days, while others could go on for weeks.

A council has paid tribute to one of its former members who died earlier this month.

A local venue has become what is thought to be the first place in the area to own a kugel ball fountain.

An appeal has gone out for donations of raffle prizes as organisers gear up for a fundraising open mic night this autumn.

A tree facing the axe has been saved after planning officers argued insufficient information was supplied to back up an application to fell it.

A training exercise designed to test the response in the event of an oil spill was held in the River Nene in Wisbech this week.

Councillors must decide on an application for up to 425 homes on a site in March on Wednesday – otherwise, Fenland Council will be out of time.

A new café will be offering a taste of Greek cuisine when it opens on a town’s high street.

Families of all ages enjoyed amazing fun this week as Wisbech Museum hosted a meet the dragon event.

Two Fenland youth organisations are set to join forces and create one meeting centre with a planning application submitted this week.

Free and low-cost exercise and wellbeing for individuals and families New free ‘couch to 5k’ running programmes are being launched in Fenland.

Channel 5 and My5 viewers will get a viewpoint of dramatic real-life rescues as series immerses audiences in the lifesaving work of air ambulances.

The Combined Authority is asking for views on the future of the region’s buses with the launch of its bus franchising consultation from noon today.

The number of calling corncrakes at WWT Welney has tripled in three years after the centre was selected as a release site for a reintroduction scheme.

There’s still time to enter the Wisbech Gallery 2024 Open Art Exhibition which was recently launched by Blackfield Creatives.

Discovering adventures and sparking conversations through books, CDs, DVDs, and puzzles are very important to residents at a Fenland care home.

Being picked to represent apprentices at the unveiling of a new construction training hub has been a highlight of Bellway apprentice Shelly McLean.

An aspiring actress is hoping the community will help her make her Hollywood dreams closer to a reality and sponsor her place at acting school.

A living, smoke-breathing dragon called Inferno is dropping into Wisbech Museum’s brilliant summer holidays exhibition Beasts on Wednesday, August 14.