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A decision on whether a new sewage disposal system will be installed in Gedney Hill is unlikely until next spring at the earliest.
Twenty-five firefighters at scene, say service chiefs
Fenland town hosts launch of new brand designed to take on discount rivals
Further disruption on airport route
The Tansy beetle was thought to exist at just two sites in the UK, but has now been found for the first time in Norfolk, at the Welney Wetland Centre.
GP surgeries in Wisbech have announced they will be offering extended opening hours to patients.
The former owner of a March shop has been fined more than £2,500 for selling illegal and unsafe tobacco.
Chattteris is set to be the centre of the food retailing world when Tesco unveils its new-format store, said to be Jack's - in the town next week.
A Chatteris pensioner who staged a one-woman protest to stop a bank closing has been told "it would be inappropriate for the government to intervene".
The number of children arrested in Cambridgeshire has dropped by more than three quarters over the last seven years.
A parish council is calling for the toughest penalties to be imposed on those responsible for a "vile and sickening" act of vandalism.
A prison worker who smuggled contraband for a convicted murderer she was having a relationship with has been jailed.
Hundreds of diabetics in Cambridgeshire have undergone "devastating" foot, toe and limb amputations in the last three years, shocking figures reveal.
Bosses apologise after inspectors declare hospital 'inadequate'
New appeal for organ donors in Fenland as news 35 people in Cambridgeshire died over the last five years waiting for a transplant.
Football club 'considering calling in police over programme
Students in Cambridgeshire have achieved improved GCSE results this year despite changes to the grading system.
Ex-Long Sutton Hockey Club player Izzy Oldershaw-Ellis hit the target with her GCSE results at Wisbech Grammar School.
Wisbech Grammar School sees results remain stable in this year's GCSEs.
They haven't even started running Fenland's leisure centres but already the firm appointed to run them has given Wisbech Indoor Bowls Club the boot.
Fenland District Council has agreed a stay of execution on the introduction of charges for the disposal of clinical waste including diabetic needles.
