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Animal welfare investigators are looking for whoever dumped 80 chicks in Tydd St Mary.
Preparations are well underway to ensure Fenland voters are ready for the both the local and Euro elections in the coming weeks.
There's a chance to see the work of local photographers at an exhibition in Wisbech this week.
More Cambridgeshire under 18s teenagers are becoming pregnant, bucking the national trend.
A small business owner from Wisbech set himself some big challenges to do in his forties and next weekend he is set to complete the second of them.
Around 100 trustees, members, and guests gathered at Wisbech General Cemetery, as Wisbech Society officially opened the newly restored chapel of rest.
A Fenland Church is planning major celebrations next month to mark its 150th anniversary.
Cambridgeshire gymnastics club with a waiting list of more than 250 has plans to upgrade equipment after receiving £1,000 from a regional builder.
The Main Road Filling Station, in Wisbech Road, Long Sutton, could get a new coffee shop and drive-thru.
Chatteris firm Stainless Metalcraft was given the royal seal of approval on Friday when the Princess Royal paid a visit.
Hardwork of Fenland Neighbourhood Policing Team following a series of shed burglaries in Chatteris and Doddington has led to two men being cautioned.
Fenland police officers have been working with customs and members of Cambridgeshire Rural Crime Action Team in a two-day crackdown in the area.
Cracking down on knife carrying has become a police priority in Cambridgeshire.
Brexit Secretary Steve Barclay took time out from Westminster to officially open health facilities at the North Cambs Hospital in Wisbech on Friday.
A Fenland woman who lost her hand in vicious dog attack has spoken of the life-saving care given by the East Anglian Ambulance.
There's been an increase in the number of applications for primary school places in Cambridgeshire.
Children in care are six times more likely to be excluded from school in Cambridgeshire, new figures reveal.
Alternative education at Nacro Wisbech education centre has been rated ‘good’ across the board by Ofsted, following an inspection last month.
Teenagers from a Fenland school have been trained to be ‘YOPEY Befrienders’ and make friends with elderly people living with dementia.
Six months on and a misconduct complaint against a Fenland District Councillor has not even progressed past the 'pre-sift' stage.
As Fenland households face higher council tax bills its chief executive and four top officers are named on the latest ‘Town Hall Rich List’.
Fenland Tories have already seen success in the May 2 elections after they retained control of three of four town councils without a vote being cast.
