Opinion

Michael Gove's plan to tackle truancy by stopping child benefits will just make the issue worse, writes columnist Lauren Abbott.

I don’t smoke, I never have and having watched my Dad die of a particularly nasty smoking-related cancer, I never will.

Brexit can't be blamed for everything, writes columnist Lauren Abbott, but it's contributed to the lack of vegetables in supermarkets.

This week saw the start of the laborious planning process to decide whether or not Fenland becomes home to the country's largest waste incinerator.

If we were outraged when Thatcher abolished free milk surely Sadiq Khan's plan to give pupils free school meals is right, asks Lauren Abbott.

Every one of the organisations that provides public services in our area are putting their chunk of our council tax bills up - well almost every one.

Home teaching gave teenagers the impression their learning could take a back seat, now they've developed an attitude to match, writes Lauren Abbott.

In a new monthly column – Baffling Britain – reporter Eve Tawfick discusses the Royal Family.

The future Queen is leading a glitzy baby photo campaign to help give children a better start in life, but she's ignoring an ugly reality.

Nobody likes the use of chemicals but I can't help but wonder what the powers that be at the county council are thinking with a new no spray policy.

March town centre is set to be transformed with an £8million make-over. Indeed work has already begun on the Market Place part of the project.

Columnist Lauren Abbott hopes anyone angry at teachers striking will look at the wider picture.

Here is the fortnightly Barwell's Banter column by Nickie Barwell, this week talking about signing over property.

In the monthly Pet Subject column, Laura Dickens of Amical Vets in March, talks about pets ageing...

In the fortnightly Get Active column, Fenland District Council physical activity coordinator Hettie West looks at small changes we can make for 2023.

In his I.T Crowd column, Philip Brooks, of Diamond Byte Solutions of Wisbech, suggests you resolve to form a good relationship with your PC.

Rishi Sunak must be open and up front as the NHS fights to survive - but he also needs to experience it for himself, writes columnist Lauren Abbott.

In the fortnightly I.T Crowd column, Philip Brooks, of Wisbech's Diamond Byte Solutions, discusses online attacks.

Here's the fortnightly Get Active column, by Fenland District Council physical activity co-ordinator Hettie West.

Allan Grey crunches the numbers it would take Santa to deliver to every house tonight - this column is not suitable for children!