Wisbech

A mother whose son was killed in a crash at a notorious junction says plans to install new signs are a “waste of time”.

Members of the Wisbech fundraising group for Macmillan Cancer Support have thanked Fenland business and groups for their support.

Police are urging people to report drink drivers in an effort to keep our roads safer over the festive season.

A consultation is launched has been launched to assess the assisted transport needs of vulnerable adults in Cambridgeshire.

Cambridgeshire police are urging victims of domestic abuse to come forward and report incidents.

A dedicated Special Constabulary team has been launched to support Cambridgeshire police’s Rural Crime Team.

A lucky Horsefair shopper had an extra birthday treat last week when she was shopping at the centre.

Patients at a Wisbech surgery have raised £800 for the charity during a host of coffee mornings.

Volunteers from the Wisbech Salvation Army have been remembering those less fortunate this Christmas by delivering food hampers.

Manea firefighters were called to a tractor fire.

A new infection control czar has been appointed at Lynn’s Queen Elizabeth Hospital (QEH) and a campaign launched to combat the risk of the spread of Ebola, flu and winter vomiting bugs.

After watching an advertising campaign urging women over 70 to go for breast screening, Monica Grimwood and her friend decided to make an appointment.

This is the first Christmas that West Norfolk residents will be living under the new recycling regime and they are being urged to do their utmost to make the most of it and waste as little as possible.

The Country Land and Business Association is urging Norfolk County Council to ban the release of sky lanterns from its land and buildings.

Leading animal experts at Wood Green, The Animals Charity, have urged pet owners to get clued-up on dog safety and follow some simple rules to help keep their four-legged friends relaxed over Christmas and new year.

Fenland District Council has welcomed the jail sentences handed down to two Latvian gangmasters who have been exploiting vulnerable migrant workers.

A Leverington woman has graduated from university.

A generous couple raised £580 for the East Anglian Air Ambulance at their diamond wedding anniversary party.

A mum is appealing for help in tracking down the handbag belonging to her devasted six-year-old daughter which was lost during a bus ride.

A Fenland charity has been boosted by two donations.