Politics

Fenland Tories have already seen success in tomorrow’s (Thursday) local elections without a vote being cast.

Wisbech Foodbank provided 3,006 three-day emergency food parcels to local people between April 2018 to March 2019 with 901 going to children

Multiple sclerosis sufferers in Fenland have likely lost part of their mobility benefit under the new system, data reveals.

Six months on and a misconduct complaint against a Fenland District Councillor has not even progressed past the 'pre-sift' stage.

As Fenland households face higher council tax bills its chief executive and four top officers are named on the latest ‘Town Hall Rich List’.

Fenland Tories have already seen success in the May 2 elections after they retained control of three of four town councils without a vote being cast.

Practically every school in our area has lost out on funding over the last five years despite some additional Government money.

Fenland's newly formed group of independents has yet another new recruit it was announced this evening (Monday).

A former town and district councillor has announced he will be standing as an independent on May 2.

Fewer than 1,000 Fenland people have signed a petition calling for the Government to revoke Article 50 and for Britain to stay in the EU.

First there were four, then there were five, five became six and by 9am this morning there eight members of the new Fenland independents movement.

Fenland District Council spends tens of thousands of pounds more on street lights compared with five years ago, figures reveal.

Police and Crime Commissioner, Jason Ablewhite has led the signing of a deal which could save Cambridgeshire’s police force £2 million a year.

A breakaway group of Conservatives have been suspended from the party and are likely to be stripped of their committee roles at Fenland Council.

Cambridgeshire councillors are set to discuss withdrawing charges for computer access in libraries just a year after they were introduced.

Fenland Council's grass cutting contractors have promised to do better this summer after being put on notice last year for its poor performance.

Cambridgeshire's mayor slammed for allegedly “abusing” his power when questioning a scrutiny boss who voiced concerns over an authority restructure.

Enforcement officers tackling littering and dog fouling on Fenland's Fenland are to dedicate time for community activities as part of a new contract.

Two of the area’s longest-serving councillors have announced their retirement from local government when the elections are held this May.

Handling of finances of the mayor’s ball may have caused the combined authority 'serious reputational harm' as Tories hit out at scrutiny chairman.