Politics

Firms urged to book places now

They haven't even started running Fenland's leisure centres but already the firm appointed to run them has given Wisbech Indoor Bowls Club the boot.

Fenland District Council has agreed a stay of execution on the introduction of charges for the disposal of clinical waste including diabetic needles.

Bosses apologise after inspectors declare hospital 'inadequate'

Increased demand for services this year has seen Cambridgeshire Council’s current budget gap leap to £5.2 million.

Cheers filled Fenland Hall this afternoon as 'people power' and a 'bit of common sense' saw controversial plans to build 95 homes in March rejected.

Computer charges in libraries have been criticised as a “false economy” bringing in only £16,000 in a year while user numbers have plummeted.

Despite huge public opposition plans for 95 homes next to Estover Playing Field, March, are set for go-ahead unless councillors ignore officers.

"Deep concerns” after it emerged the chief executive of the Cambridgeshire and Peterborough Combined Authority is moving on.

Over 500 people are calling for Fenland District Council to abandon plans to charge for disposing of clinical waste including diabetic needles.

Fenland District Council is facing a backlash over plans to introduce charging for the disposal of clinical waste and sharp boxes.

Substantial investment to boost Fenland’s leisure facilities is planned following the appointment of a new leisure partner.

Plans for 137 homes on the former College of West Anglia's agricultural site off Elm High Road look set for approval on Wednesday (15).

Local MP Steve Barclay carried out a fact finding mission to Wisbech’s North Cambs Hospital as part of his role as a health minister.

The manager of three community transport organisations has stepped down following a lengthy investigation into the way they have operated.

Dividends and interest worth £34 million were accrued by Anglian Water shareholders in 2017 alone, according to GMB Union figures.

Cambridgeshire police has a new man in charge following the announcement of Nick Dean as the county's chief constable.

New figures revealed this week, show that spending on youth services in Cambridgeshire has been slashed by £330,000 since 2011.

A political row has broken out over a decision by Wisbech Council to ban the local trades union council from having a stall at the upcoming RockFest.

Patients could find themselves with a bill for disposing of their clinical waste later this year when the local NHS ends its free disposal service.