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A new service is transforming how hoarding and extreme clutter are addressed in Fenland.
An 18-year-old who lied to the police by showing his brother’s driving licence when pulled over has been fined.
In this week’s Fenland Citizen letters, a writer says the area desperately needs more assisted living communities.
The Saturday Social is back with questions on everything from politicians to Muppets.
The following planning applications have been submitted to councils this week...
More than 350 people have now accessed a free Fenland support service for those who are struggling to work due to their mental or physical health.
Officers have been commended for their work after a man was convicted of an 86-year-old woman’s murder - 12 years after her death.
Two bordering MPs attended the grand opening of a newly renamed pharmacy.
Businesses have been awarded grants totalling more than £1million to create jobs and grow – and more funds are now available.
A man has been arrested after allegedly getting behind the wheel with drugs in his system.
Police were called to a property in Wisbech which was believed to contain a weapon.
Police have been busy handing out wristbands to help protect some of the most vulnerable people in our community.
A pioneering project, spearheaded by a team of health partnerships, is helping to break down barriers an promote better health for the homeless.
A day of community volunteering saw families give up their weekend to help renovate a school garden.
Pupils have been hard at work making sure their school and village is spick and span.
Housing developers could be given more control over building new schools under new plans.
A college campus hosted a national welding competition this week, and a homegrown student claimed an outstanding victory.
Weekly food waste collections are due to be rolled out next year.
