Politics

March will be marking the 80th anniversary of the Victory in Europe this spring with a day full of events organised by Nigel ‘Spence’ Spencer.

March will be lit up for Christmas this December – but how the switch-on event will look is up in the air.

A row over March Town Council not funding this year’s summer festival rumbled on again at last night’s meeting.

Wisbech fun fair will be relocated to the Church Terrace car park following a public consultation – with the first being held there later this month.

A Fenland village can look forward to having more space to play football following a decision to expand its playing field.

It appeared to be a thorn in the side of officials for several years and led to enforcers demanding it was removed.

Two volunteers who give up weekends to litter pick along the A17 say they are ‘gobsmacked’ after being told to stop looking after two major laybys.

The Chancellor’s announcement of a new Oxford-Cambridge Growth Corridor has been branded a “rehashing” of old Ox-Cam Arc proposals.

Former Health Secretary Steve Barclay has accused the area’s Labour MPs of failing to keep their word on the rebuilding of King’s Lynn hospital.

The Fens Reservoir was mentioned as part of Chancellor Rachel Reeves plans to deliver the Oxford-Cambridge Growth Corridor announced yesterday.

An infamous local bridge is set to get CCTV cameras fitted later this year in a move branded as “big brother” by residents.

Cambridgeshire farmers were buoyed by a huge amount of public support at NFU Farming Day of Unity events around the county.

Fenland's rough sleepers stand a better chance of coming in from the cold thanks to new money from the Government to find them a warm bed this winter.

A local contractor has called a halt to work on the proposed site for the Wisbech incinerator and has said they will do no more.

Cambridgeshire Labour Party has combined experience of running the county council with fresh talent, in its first announcement of election candidates.

Fenland was branded as ‘lawless’ after balaclava-clad men in 4x4s ripped up fields, killed hares, raided petrol stations, and set fire to vehicles.

Villagers, farmers, and business owners are invited to attend a public meeting following a spate of “shocking criminality” across Fenland.

Bus franchising in Cambridgeshire and Peterborough has moved a step closer after Mayor Dr Nik Johnson was recommended to go-ahead with the scheme.

A draft business plan that will hopefully see continued investment in vital services for adults with care and support needs is set to be approved.