Politics

People in Fenland and the rest of Cambridgeshire are being given a further opportunity to have their say in shaping the future of local government.

A project aimed at increasing people’s confidence using public transport is now open to even more Fenland residents.

Plans to convert a disused Methodist chapel into a home were refused after the idea was deemed ‘unacceptable’.

A child was left with no education at a “critical stage” of their schooling following council failings.

Residents are being urged to attend a public meeting to discuss a firm’s appeal to build an asphalt plant.

An MP is urging people to sign a petition to stop taxpayers' money from being spent on foreign criminals.

People are being asked for their views on whether to continue a legal order clamping down on anti-social behaviour at an alleyway in town.

Regulators have said they do not want to see a formal application to create the new Fens Reservoir submitted later than March 2027.

A public meeting will be held tonight to discuss plans to convert town centre flats.

A former care home is set to be turned into a luxury hotel and spa.

Two mobile homes could come to a village if plans are approved.

A firm which was denied planning permission to build a mobile asphalt plant is now appealing the decision, much to the chagrin of villagers.

Plans to construct seven new village homes have been submitted.

Passengers of two bus services, which the Combined Authority saved, can now look forward to no gap in service when the operator pulls out.

An MP is calling for the outcome of an Environment Agency investigation as he claims residents are being ‘denied the truth’.

Action has been taken to reduce disruption on the county’s roads, with fines totalling £483,000 issued for non-compliant and over-running roadworks.

Plans to build 70 homes in Long Sutton have been approved following a series of amendments.

A branch of the new left wing political movement Your Party has been formed in Fenland.

Councillors have criticised plans to build over 300 homes with no affordable housing.

Wheelie bins and new refuse lorries can now be purchased after the financial arrangements have been approved by councillors.