Wisbech

An auctioneer familiar on TV screens in programmes such as Flog It, Bargain Hunt and Cash in the Attic will be guest speaker at an event in Emneth on Tuesday.

Pupils from Thomas Clarkson Academy are getting ready to wow audiences in Wisbech when they take to the stage later this month.

Fuerteventura Botanical Garden of Cacti and Tropical Plants – yes, of course this featured on our recent trip to this Canary Island!

We spoke about Valentine’s Day in 2014 – however, I am aware that some of you still have to make arrangements for this February 14.

A Wisbech estate agency has announced two promotions.

Making the best use of local facilities and putting this area on the map are two things I feel strongly about and as the MP have tried hard to make happen.

Here is the Cambridgeshire County Council press release relating to the proposal for the merger of two March schools.

An incorrectly fitted wood burner sparked a blaze at a home in Friday Bridge.

Helen Scott-Daniels, of Wisbech, is standing in the General Election in May as the Green Party’s parliamentary candidate for North East Cambridgeshire.

A dedicated on-call Wisbech firefighter is hanging up his uniform after serving his community for 26 years.

March youngsters welcomed a special guest to their school yesterday (Wednesday, January 21).

SPRAY TIME: Chatteris under 15s show the yellow card to people who fail to clean up their dogs’ mess with Cllr Murphy (left) and their manager Kevin Smith PHOTO: SUBMITTED

A club which provides a weekly fun outing for dementia patients has been nominated for the Pride In Fenland awards.

Sports equipment no longer used by a March school is being put to better use after being donated to charity.

Fenland has the lowest percentage of regular swimmers in the whole of Cambridgeshire, new figures have revealed.

A pioneering project to get more people in Fenland active could be launched if a £250,000 grant is approved.

A Chatteris Naval veteran’s hospital treatment over the last month has been branded “a disgrace” .

A charity has revealed that it expects in the coming weeks to receive more calls for help than ever before.

All Saints Church in Walsoken, recently raised £200 to support the work of Wisbech Food Bank, which offers short term help to those in need in the town.