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At last skate boarding and scooter fans in Wisbech will be able to enjoy a new facility - five years after hopes of new skate park were first raised.
One of Wisbech's most loved features - the fountain in St Peter's Garden - is to be replaced after vandals again struck causing major damage.
It is hoped work can begin this summer on creating a garden for a disabled March boy thanks to the generosity of fundraisers.
Two of the area's busiest roads are to be targeted in a crackdown in a speeding hotspots campaign over the next fortnight.
With record calls, a busy summer, new life-saving equipment and good inspection result, 2018 was a memorable year for Cambridgeshire Fire Service.
Citizens Advice Rural Cambs has won a grant to provide advice to people who need extra support with their energy bills, including the elderly.
More than £15,000 was spent on "paupers' funerals" in Fenland last year, as more families are unable or unwilling to cover the costs.
Chatteris-based Stainless Metalcraft is celebrating after one of its apprentices was named Apprentice of the Year at the SME National Business Awards.
Worzals in Wisbech has unveiled exciting plans for a £3 million expansion project at its site off the A47.
A Wisbech businessman and local councillor has come up with the idea of a ‘not for profit’ company to employ a security guard for the town centre.
Police have obtained a court order in a bid to safeguard potential victims against human trafficking after an investigation at a Fenland car wash.
New improvements are being introduced at a car park in Chatteris in a bid to crackdown on ‘boy racers’ causing anti-social behaviour.
It has been a whirlwind 12 months for the members of Outwell Slimming World group, who have lost a collective 160 stone.
Two March sisters are organising a special event to raise awareness of prostate cancer.
Around 1,000 members of Fenland Slimming World Groups will be starting 2019 a whole lot lighter than they were the same time last year.
Students in all year groups at Neale-Wade Academy in March helped make Christmas brighter for families in need thanks to annual hamper challenge.
Have your say on designs for a new secondary school for Wisbech at one of two drop in consultation events in January.
MP Steve Barclay’s campaign to encourage reading during the school holidays saw his office raise over 2,000 new books for Year 4 pupils.
Wisbech and King's Lynn Uniformed Services students braved the cold in a mission to clean two of Norfolk’s beaches.
Concerns over flooding and an 'unduly cramped' layout has led to plans for three homes on a site on the outskirts of Manea being rejected.
The sons of a former March man who murdered their mother and sister are backing calls for children to be recognised as victims of domestic abuse.
Top earners in Fenland earn an average of £16,500 more per year than their lower-paid counterparts, figures show.
