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An open day next weekend (25) will show case 10 new flats built by a local charitable trust for older people in Wisbech.
A health worker from Wisbech has been praised after leaping into action to save a woman’s life while shopping in a local supermarket.
Around a £1,000 has been raised so far towards a sensory garden for a severely disabled March boy.
This year's annual Wisbech and District Historic Vehicle Club's annual road run saw 180 vehicles of all shapes and sizes join the fun.
Intrepid fundraisers Dan Handley and Dave Brooks were given a massive send-off at the start of 12,500 mile drive from Chatteris to Tokyo yesterday.
There was a real sense of community in Emneth at the weekend for the annual scarecrow competition, table top and yard sale.
A Wisbech man has today (Friday) been jailed for 14 years for manslaughter following a murder in Boston last year.
Fenland has lost nearly a third of its pubs since 2010, according to official figures with around 25 pubs and bars having closed their doors for good.
Dividends and interest worth £34 million were accrued by Anglian Water shareholders in 2017 alone, according to GMB Union figures.
Councillors have given the go ahead for a major anaerobic digester plant on the outskirts of March despite a member's concern over safety of cyclists.
A man who seriously injured someone when he crashed his car during a police chase last year has been jailed for more than three years.
A Wisbech man is among a group of men who are due to be sentenced at Nottingham Crown Court following a murder in Boston last September.
Dying terrier had to be put to sleep to prevent her suffering any further
A super slimmer from Wisbech has been awarded the title of Diamond Member of the Year for setting a sparkling example of long-term weight loss.
Local MP Steve Barclay carried out a fact finding mission to Wisbech’s North Cambs Hospital as part of his role as a health minister.
Residents in Chatteris suffering from invisible illnesses can still gain support following the closure of Cambridgeshire Invisible Illness Support.
After a year of sporting achievement Cavalry Primary School in March has been awarded the gold school games mark.
More five-year-olds in Cambridgeshire achieved a good level of development in 2017, according to standards set by the Department for Education.
More than 5,600 pupils have learned how to recycle as part of a district-wide initiative to reduce the amount of waste going to landfill.
Budding film makers from a Fenland school were given the celebratory treatment at the Luxe Cinema in Wisbech.
Plans for 137 homes on the former College of West Anglia's agricultural site off Elm High Road look set for approval on Wednesday (15).
The manager of three community transport organisations has stepped down following a lengthy investigation into the way they have operated.
