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Firefighters put out a van and trailer blaze in Wimblington yesterday.
New Road Primary School in Whittlesey, part of Aspire Learning Trust, is celebrating its second consecutive School Games Platinum Award.
A man who was diagnosed with prostate cancer has encouraged others to get checked, after it saved his life.
A woman in her 70s who still dances and teaches others is receiving another award at her celebratory event.
Staff at a care home will be cycling more than 1,000 miles without leaving the premises.
Cambridgeshire Constabulary is to hold a forum dedicated to making its services more accessible to those who are deaf or hard of hearing.
An entrepreneurial duo have opened a café.
Another shop in the centre of town has announced it will be closing, with only days until it will be shutting its doors.
The future of a historic Grade II* Wisbech theatre remains up in the air as its current managers have decided to close its bingo hall.
Cambridgeshire Constabulary’s campaign against rural crime has received a boost thanks to a £47,000 cash injection.
A joint effort between two police forces resulted in getting drugs off the streets.
Police track down a stolen piece of machinery around 200 miles from where it went missing.
Another car has been taken off the roads for being driven illegally after the vehicle occupants gave false information to the police.
Parents and carers are being urged to vaccinate their children after a child died from measles in a city last week.
A care home is inviting professionals from the industry to enjoy a free three-course meal as part of its networking plans.
Police have revealed that a GP surgery closure two weeks ago was due to a man suffering a mental health crisis.
Children can nurture a passion for reading this summer by signing up for the 2025 Summer Reading Challenge at Cambridgeshire Libraries.
A school celebrated 180 years since it first opened its doors with a historic-themed day.
A school has raised money to go towards an outside area for its pupils during a charity event.
Cambridgeshire and Peterborough Combined Authority (CPCA) board members voted to save two bus services which were at risk of being cut.
Residents are being reminded to check their voter registration details or risk missing the chance to vote in future elections.
Members of the Cambridgeshire and Peterborough Combined Authority (CPCA) Board have approved a proposal to extend the popular Tiger pass scheme.
