Wisbech

A concerned father has accused a supermarket of putting profit before the safety of its staff after banning them from using its Wisbech store car park.

Loved ones will be able to remember Wisbech residents who have passed away this year during a minute’s silence.

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Wisbech Players start gearing up for their next production early in the New Year.

What’s on in Fenland:

The fairytale inspiration for one of Disney’s biggest ever movies is melting the most frozen of hearts at Wisbech’s Angles Theatre.

A breast care unit has received a high-flying bonus thanks to a charitable Wisbech pigeon fancier.

Drizzly weather failed to deter the crowds when they packed into Wisbech for its annual Christmas Fayre.

Talented dancers have been showing off their moves in a Christmas show.

So why is it important to eat a healthy balanced diet?

I’m feeling Christmassy seeing all the lights twinkling – my favourites are the old ones along the Brinks, but the new ones are looking great too! Well done to all involved in the Wisbech lights.

Christmas has come early for one happy punter after he landed £9,000 from a bet of just 10p.

As promised, I’m bringing you more seasonal ideas as the Christmas festivities approach. Today I’ve suggested a ‘mocktail’ that can be enjoyed by the whole family...

December is realistically not the most popular month for gardening. Frost, rainfall – perhaps even snow – and dull, short days hardly encourage one to go outside for too long.

Over the last five years the number of customers enjoying UK hot tub breaks has continued to grow.

It is a common misconception that state benefits are not taxable.

Following numerous complaints from residents regarding speeding though the villages and particularly the danger this represents in the vicinity of the two schools, Elm Parish Council decided at its November meeting to try to set up and support an Elm Parish “Speedwatch” under the guidance of Cambridgeshire Police.

We have had a fantastic experience collecting in the Wisbech area this year. Our volunteers have been really impressed by the generosity of the people of Wisbech.

Three Fenland charities will be getting a share of £280,000 to help people get back to work.

Generous Fenland has helped to make a difference to the people who are living in dreadful conditions at migrant camps in France.