Wisbech

A letter writer says district councillors ignored public opinion when choosing a new school site.

Cases of new variant AY4.2 are rising rapidly in England but what do we know already about the new Delta strain?

Cambridgeshire has been told to prepare for thunder as the Met Office issues a yellow weather warning for the area.

An opposition member claimed the borough had been 'stabbed in the back' by a vote not to oppose burner proposals at County Hall.

Shoppers can buy more using contactless card payments from today, as limits rise as part of efforts to help the economy recover from the pandemic.

Drivers flouting the law and driving in closed motorway lanes can now be picked up by new auto-detection cameras with fines and points for offenders.

A dog stolen six months ago has been reunited with her family after she was handed into RSPCA 160 miles away.

Road repairs must focus on residential and rural streets says the AA, as councils face £400m pothole blackhole.

International food and drink group Princes has been named Employer of the Year at The Grocer’s Gold Awards 2021.

Gritter driver shortages have been exacerbated by fast-rising salaries for HGV drivers in the private sector.

E.ON is encouraging eligible homeowners to purchase a replacement A-rated energy efficient gas boiler for only £395 if theirs is faulty or broken.

Breast cancer screening services are overwhelmed and under-funded, says Breast Cancer Now, which estimates 12,000 women haven't been diagnosed.

The UK is about to host the world's biggest summit on climate change. But why is COP26 so important and what can it hope to achieve?

Here are the readers' letters which appeared in the September 29 edition of the Fenland Citizen.

The old-style £20 and £50 notes are being withdrawn and the Bank of England is telling people to spend any they have. Here's all the details:

A £500m fund to help struggling families through winter is an 'admission' the country's benefits system can't support households, say charities.

A celebration of the life of a football club stalwart is being held next month.

Problems at the petrol pumps, and a rise in fuel costs, is encouraging people to consider new technology say those leasing and hiring plug-in cars.

For 111 years GB car stickers have been used to identify UK-registered vehicles in international traffic, but now the rules have changed.

There has been a dramatic rise in the number of drivers 'misfuelling' their cars since panic buying at the pumps started, says the AA.