Politics

Fenland District Council is stepping up its efforts to bring empty homes back into use.

Hopes of a £2m sports hall and community cafe in a deprived area of Wisbech have met with delay despite, promises of action by Cambridgeshire Council.

Fenland Council has strengthened its housing enforcement practices to crackdown on landlords who are not complying with licensing regulations.

More Fenland residents are contesting their council tax bills, figures reveal.

Cambridgeshire County Council has revoked a proposal for social media guidelines to apply to councillors.

An independent report on Wisbech Market Place has been welcomed by the town council with plans already largely in place to address issues raised.

Health service leaders are asking people to share their views on services

Town councillors are updated on plans on the introduction of a community speedwatch.

Arrests are made in a burglary clamp down but concerns raised about 'wheelies' in town centre

Work to a derelict building has resulted in a town centre being closed to traffic

Business are helping to keep shoppers hydrated

Grand opening of the popular fair

Fenland firms are not meeting hygiene standards

Fenland councillors will discuss banning the use of Chinese lanterns across the district on land it owns.

Before and after pictures will be taken for minor repairs such as potholes on Cambridgeshire’s roads.

The deal will generate enough revenue to employ 56 social workers, pay for more than 149,000 hours of home care or support 80 people with dementia.

A set of Fenland District Council-owned land and property assets will go under the hammer at an auction next month.

Cambridgeshire Council leader Steve Count says county needs at least £50m more money from government.

Tweet by Brexit Secretary Steve Barclay prompts a barrage of responses from both sides of the Brexit divide.

About 4,200 households in Fenland have no working occupants, according to official figures.