Human Interest

Tackling bad parking and improvements to a one-way street are to be the focus of a town council’s highway projects for 2025.

Benches removed from an anti-social hotspot in Wisbech will be replaced councillors agreed on last night.

Users of a Fenland leisure centre claim it is “falling down” and unfit for purpose after listing a catalogue of issues with the building.

A young racing driver from Fenland is flying the flag for autism by representing a charity when he takes to the track.

A secondary school has released a statement backtracking on its attendance policy which refused to accept periods as a reason for absence.

The Friends of provincial museums all over the UK were hosted by the Friends of Wisbech and Fenland Museum.

Find out more about Wisbech from the town's prosperous Victorian heyday up to today at Wisbech Museum's October exhibition The Odder the Better.

Some children in care in Cambridgeshire are still being placed in unregulated children’s homes, despite a government ban.

March will celebrate the 80th anniversary of VE Day with a sing-song in the town park.

Town councillors have welcomed the news that a £100,00 BMX pump track is to be built in West End Park in March.

Police officers across three counties including Cambridgeshire have helped resuscitate more than 100 people suffering heart attacks.

Fenland Council is looking into moving its headquarters in March as part of a review of office space could bring long-term savings for the taxpayer.

A mother and daughter have given a total of 90 years to girl guiding.

Volunteers will soon be thanked for their hard work running warm spaces for people to pop into.

A mental health charity has announced today it is offering additional grants of up to £10,000 for community mental health projects in Cambridgeshire.

Plans to convert a town centre property into flats looks set for refusal on the grounds the development would result in a “cramped” environment.

Councillors are being asked to look at plans to close five Cambridgeshire County Council offices and release £2m in savings.

Wisbech Mayor Sidney Imafidon and other dignitaries learned the wonders of one-pot cooking when he visited a cookery session targeted at the over 65s.

A Fenland village is among eight across the county to have been placed on a priority list for potential new 20mph zones.

Dozens of new ambulances will be taking to the road to help patients in the East of England before Christmas.