Human Interest

Rare bones believed to be up to 250,000 years old have been uncovered at a site in Cambridgeshire.

Chatteris champion boxer Jordan Gill has given his seal of approval to a local butchers after popping in for some award winning sausages.

Twenty-eight homes are set to be built in a Fenland village after planning permission was granted despite local opposition.

The lost library at Peckover House is set to be restored and items from its collection will return to Wisbech for the first time in half a century

For years Sarah Doyle told herself it was OK to be fat but deep down she knew she needed to take action.

A family are hoping to boost a fundraising effort to help a young girl be mobile with their Halloween scary home.

Chatteris boxer Jordan Gill has scored the biggest win of his career to date by lifting the Commonwealth featherweight title in London tonight.

There were spooky goings on at the Wisbech museum on Thursday (25) night for a special "after hours" evening of activities.

Residents are being asked to have their say on exciting plans to build a new and improved skate park in March.

Three friends have launched a new group in Wisbech aimed at tackling isolation.

A former Wisbech councillor believes funding a police community support officer is the best way to tackle the town’s ongoing issues.

Residents are demanding action on roads and pavements on a Wisbech housing estate that have been left unfinished for over half-a-decade.

After their success in the Anglia in Bloom competition in September, where they won Gold in the large towns category.

A volunteer at the Cancer Research UK store in Wisbech is holding an ar t exhibition to help raise funds for the charity.

A Wisbech couple who have raised thousands for the Macular Society, have won one of the leading sight loss charity’s top national awards.

Campaigners opposing designation of ‘an historic and irreplaceable piece of Chatteris landscape’ for housing development are set to use knew evidence.

Well-known Fenland fundraiser Stuart Webb has completed the Great Eastern Run to help boost a local mum's fundraising efforts.

A record number of volunteers who put pride in their communities and help make Fenland a cleaner, greener place for all to enjoy have been recognised.

Three hundred rashers of bacon, a sell out cake stall and afternoon teas ensured Wimblington's bacon butty morning was a sizzling success.

There has been a 27 per cent rise in the number of recorded sex offences against children aged four to eight in Cambridgeshire.