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Over 600 cannabis plants were seized from a property in a Fenland village at the weekend.
A Fenland school is hoping the public will help achieve its ambitious of developing a forest school for pupils to learn outdoor skills.
Wisbech Words open mic evening is returning next month.
The Cambridgeshire and Peterborough Covid-19 vaccination programme team are celebrating after delivering their one millionth jab.
A road was closed on Friday after a collision, just hours after a fatal accident on the same route.
Police seized an electric scooter on Friday evening.
The Health Secretary has been to see the extent of the structural crisis facing its hospital for himself.
A Fenland care home inspected because of concerns over safety has seen its rating downgraded from 'Good' to 'Requires Improvement'.
Food delivery firm Deliveroo has launched in Wisbech offering locals the chance to order food from a range of restaurants and retailers in the town.
Fenland Council is reminding new food businesses they need to register their services by law, following an online boom during the pandemic.
A dispersal order has been put in place across Chatteris in response to anti-social behaviour (ASB).
Dozens of people were spoken to and one person was arrested and charged as part of a day of action on e-scooters in Wisbech.
Doddington Minor Injury Unit (MIU) is set to reopen on Monday (21) almost 15 months after it closed due to the pandemic.
Students from the Neale-Wade Academy have highlighted the importance of road safety for young people through a creative and innovative video project.
Aria Court Care Home in March has launched collaborative project with children at a village primary school.
A scheme to provide food vouchers to families struggling in the pandemic looks set to be continued over the school summer holidays.
The combined authority has laid out plans for how it hopes to receive almost all the outstanding money from the government for affordable homes.
North East Cambs MP Steve Barclay looks set to lose thousands of constituents if plans to redraw the parliamentary boundary gets the green-light.
An MP is continuing to push for more health services to be provided in Fenland following a meeting with local NHS bosses.
