Human Interest

Three years after going missing Biscuit (Bikkit) the cat is back where he belongs thanks to his microchip.

A Fenland church is one of 18 to be awarded government funding for essential repairs through the Churches Conservation Trust (CCT).

A Fenland man who launched a fundraising effort for the East of England Air Ambulance earlier this summer has learned just how vital the service is.

Staff and residents at a Wisbech care home came together to support a staff member to raise money in memory of her baby son who died at birth.

A Fenland school has a new cycle shelter thanks to community efforts and funding from Cambridgeshire County Council.

Acclaimed writer Benjamin Zephaniah named Wisbech and Fenland Museum his favourite in the world.

Cambridgeshire Police is working with other forces across the country to tackle romance fraud, which has risen 26 per cent nationally.

A day centre aimed at combating loneliness has re-opened its doors for the first time since lockdown began back in March.

The RSPCA is concerned a boom in kitten buying could lead to more cats coming into rescue centres with 648 cat incidents in Cambridgeshire this year.

Plans for Wisbech town centre, the controversial incinerator scheme and devolution are discussed this week.

Parishioners in a Fenland village surprised their retiring church warden with a presentation as she stepped down from the role after 22 years.

Conservation groups in Fenland are calling for ‘wild’ open spaces to be widely included in conditions imposed on developers wanting to build houses.

Inspiring Fenlander Colin Bedford is “over the moon” after raising £2,500 for charity after completing a bike ride with a difference.

A multi-million pound bid to dramatically transform March town centre has been backed by Cambridgeshire's Mayor James Palmer.

Fenland residents can now apply for the new Test and Trace self-isolation support payment of £500 if they lose income due to not being able to work.

Fenland residents can now apply for the new Test and Trace self-isolation support payment of £500 if they lose income due not being able to work.

This week we publish your views on heritage, the Poppy Appeal, home care working, coronavirus, politics and Wrens.

"Absolutely gobsmacked" that's the verdict from a supermarket delivery driver who has been honoured by the Queen.

The monthly number of people admitted to hospital with a confirmed case of Covid-19 has tripled in the East of England.

The coronavirus pandemic has pushed many services and support organisations online. But what if you don’t have internet or don’t want to be online?