Politics

A reader says Labour lost the General Election over the promise to take a neutral position in any second referendum.

A reader is calling for a new Labour leader to be a woman.

Young people in March have received an early Christmas present – with the official openinof the town’s new state-of-the-art skate park.

Waste disposal company Amey has been fined half a million pounds for sending too much of Cambridgeshire’s biodegradable waste to landfill.

Cambridgeshire County Council’s new Alconbury Weald HQ building is set to open in Spring 2021, councillors will hear on Monday (December 16).

The constituency of South West Norfolk has remained blue after Conservative Elizabeth Truss kept her seat.

Sir John Hayes retains his seat and increases his majority.

The verified count shows a slight drop in turnout.

Verification of voting slips is under-way at the Hudson Centre in Wisbech as ballot boxes from across the North East Cambs constituency are opened.

Don't forget to vote today - polling stations will be open until 10pm so there's plenty of time.

A Citizen reader says she is sick of hearing that pensioners like her are putting a strain on the NHS.

Here's Wednesday's Fenland Citizen letters - and they're all about that election on Thursday...

Controversial plans to build 221 homes on a former nursery site have finally got the formal go-ahead months after they were approved by councillors.

Residents have a fortnight to have their say on plans to instal a zebra crossing on a busy road into March.

The bus reform task force met for the first time to agree next steps for the ongoing strategic review of Cambridgeshire and Peterborough bus services.

The four candidates who are standing to represent the people of North East Cambridgeshire tell us why they deserve our vote.

Jobs promises by the firm aiming to build a waste incinerator in Wisbech have no guarantee they will go to locals, warns Labour's Diane Boyd.

With less than two weeks to go, our readers have their say on who should lead.

If you can’t get to a polling station to cast your vote in the General Election, and haven’t applied for a postal vote – you can still have your say.

In our letters pages this week, two readers clashed over Brexit.