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Tribute has been paid to former Wisbech Town Football Club legend Bill Clarkson who has died at the age of 80.
Love is key to a long and happy marriage according to a March couple who have just celebrated their 65th wedding anniversary.
Report argues it is not viable to provide affordable homes or Section 106 money.
A Wisbech family has launched a charity in memory of their loved one who died two years ago.
A teenage apprentice from Chatteris, is celebrating after being selected to take part in the WorldSkills UK Welding National Final in Birmingham.
A Murrow couple had a lucky escape when a car ploughed through the front of their home in the early hours of the morning.
The underpass at Stonea on rail line between March and Manea will remain closed for safety reasons until late 2020 to allow for crucial repair works.
Fenland District Council is reminding people of the importance of using licensed establishments when it comes to buying or boarding pets.
A reader says vehicles may be banned from the market place - and he supports it.
A town centre pub has served its last orders and is now looking for a new lease of life as shops - if current owners can gain planning permission.
This black Rav4 was pursued by Cambridgeshire Rural Crime Team yesterday (Wednesday) and was later seized by officers.
A man has been arrested in connection with an attempted robbery at a Murrow store.
Police are supporting a week of road safety events.
The occupants of this BMW thought it was a suitable vehicle to go lamping in.
A Fenland family has criticised the area’s ambulance service after they were left waiting over two hours for a crew to arrive.
A Fenland mother has spoken of her ‘absolute joy’ after it was announced life-enhancing drugs are to be free on the NHS within the next month.
Cambridgeshire and Peterborough people's views have led to a national review of travel to and from health services.
Cambridgeshire’s overspending on high needs education has increased more than five-fold in three years according to the county council.
It is hoped the Cromwell Community College will become a role model for other schools wanting to provide all-through education.
Students offered hair and beauty treatments and dressed up for the BBC charity day.
There was something for all year groups when a school held a careers fair recently.
If you can’t get to a polling station to cast your vote in the General Election, and haven’t applied for a postal vote – you can still have your say.
In our letters pages this week, two readers clashed over Brexit.
A Fenland councillor is calling for action to provide much needed play equipment at a children's play area.
