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With temperatures plummeting and heating bills rising here are seven ways you can help warm your home this winter.

In the fortnightly Barwell's Banter column, Nickie Barwell, of Barwell Accountants, discussing accounting software.

In the fortnightly Get Active column, Fenland District Council physical activity co-ordinator Hettie West discusses the benefits of fitness.

A variation of Covid19 which started in Botswana and has since spread to South Africa and Hong Kong is concerning scientists.

The Met Office has issued a yellow warning for wind across most of the UK for Saturday (November 27).

Homes must prepare for flooding, says the Environment Agency, with all households being advised to check now if they're at risk.

The government has issued new advice on taking Covid tests as Europe battles a fourth wave and the UK races to administer more booster jabs.

A ban on single-use plastic plates, cutlery and other items such as disposable cups and sachets is being explored, the government has confirmed.

New homes, shops and work places, as well as buildings under going major renovation, will have to add electric car charge points from next year.

Drivers are to be banned completely from using mobile phones while driving, under a strengthening of the law the government has announced.

Former Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn impressed the Fenland Citizen editor with his local knowledge during a chance meeting in London.

Dog abduction is to become a new criminal offence, with tougher penalties for offenders, under new government plans unveiled today.

From today women will stop earning relative to men, say campaigners, and will effectively work the rest of the year for free.

A Fenland farmer impaled on the spike of a forklift as he worked in his farm yard has thanked the emergency services who saved his life.

The DVLA has issued a warning to drivers with a licence about to expire as paper applications face extremely long delays.

Changes to a hospital policy will require visitors to do a negative lateral flow test before entering.

It's a busy week in the stargazing calendar with two big events happening in the skies above us this week.

A letter writer has a rather controversial idea for a dormant power station.

In his fortnightly column, Philip Brooks, of Diamond Byte Solutions, discusses keeping your data safe in the Cloud.

In her fortnight Culture Focus (Hidden Gems) column, Lorena Hodgson of Red Barn creative discusses Remembrance and an upcoming festive event.