Human Interest

Thousands of car and bike fanatics descended on a Fenland village over the weekend for a popular annual show.

Seventy students took part in a spectacular ballet show.

A group’s appeal to find a permanent resting place for an ornate hand-drawn hearse has gathered pace — with more than a dozen bidders lined up.

Three pals have been ‘overwhelmed’ by the outpouring of support after completing a 28-mile charity trek - and smashing their fundraising target.

Parents of the top three in this year's Fenland Citizen Little Stars Competition have received their prizes.

Police and the ambulance service came to the aid of a woman this morning.

A disability charity is organising an exhibition of artwork entitled ‘Transforming Attitudes’ by local disabled people.

A Fenland garden centre has revealed the grand design of its maze - especially designed for the Olympics.

Cambridgeshire’s mobile libraries have celebrated 60 years of service, delivering books and much more to communities across the county.

Crowds lined the streets to watch the annual Manea Gala parade at the weekend, before heading to the village park for an afternoon of fun.

The bodies of a man and a woman in their 80s who had been missing since Wednesday have been recovered from a river.

A community cheered on as two businesswomen hosted their first fitness event.

When a school needed new activity and playtime equipment a deputy head decided to get on her bike.

A town equestrian event brought out animal enthusiasts — and raised valuable funds for a good cause.

A town butchers will close next month, citing ‘rising costs’ as a major factor.

Fears over the impact on health from toxic smells and noise pollution have been raised as villagers aired objections to a proposed asphalt plant.

He may be 92, but sugar beet farmer Fred Campling has absolutely no intention of retiring.

A school has been given permission to demolish ‘no-longer fit for purpose’ buildings to make way for a new three-storey education block.

Parishioners at a busy council meeting heard the latest on a parking debate for a major development.

Sitting in the same spot on her sofa accompanied by her two dogs, Mia Hansson has spent thousands of hours making a replica of the Bayeux Tapestry.