Wisbech

Youngsters across Cambridgeshire are being invited to show off their creative flair for a chance to see their work featured on a real-life billboard.

A stretch of the A47, which was closed for much of yesterday due to a serious accident, is now open again with traffic running freely.

The A47 is closed after a serious collision between a car and a bus.

A 48-year-old is taking on an extraordinary challenge to raise money for a hospice charity.

Our online quiz returns with 13 trivia questions on everything from Friends to football.

A new exhibition is being held at a town gallery.

A pub is set to be converted into flats, despite concerns that one of the new homes would offer a “substandard level of accommodation”.

Police have seized a modified mountain bike.

An organised crime gang from Lithuania who built a multi-million-pound cannabis growing enterprise, have been jailed.

Firefighters across the county have been kept busy over the last two months as they attended a five-year high number of fires.

Police have arrested a man on suspicion of drug dealing after he was originally stopped in connection with another incident.

A total of 98 weapons were handed in during the latest amnesty to tackle knife crime.

Seven men involved in the cultivation of hundreds of cannabis plants have been jailed as part of a national operation against organised crime groups.

Two old school friends have bumped into each other and rekindled their friendship after more than 80 years apart.

A man who crashed into multiple parked cars while more than three times the legal limit has been banned from driving.

A man who was arrested on Christmas Day after being found with more than £5,000 worth of cocaine has been jailed.

A Fenland Citizen letter writer has called for the introduction of pay parking and traffic wardens in our towns.

“I don’t want to be the next person leaving here in a wooden box”, were the words of a supported living resident.

Two teenagers have been arrested after chasing someone with a weapon.

A cordon is expected to remain in place for ‘significant amount of time’ as police look into cases of missing people after discovery of human bones.