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A Fenland councillor is threatening to demand compensation from Anglian Water after they closed a village road without notice yesterday.
A Fenland student is embarking on her chosen career as a chartered surveyor without running-up all the debt that university can bring.
Nearly 200 people have signed a petition launched less than a week ago aimed at saving trees under-threat from a housing development.
A trial project to explore innovative ways to better maintain roads that run over fen soils will now progress.
Last week police officers spent some time at March train station offering bike marking to anyone who was there.
Police have tracked down a youth who was reported carrying a weapon in a family-friendly park at the weekend.
Officers were made aware at the weekend of anti-social behaviour from vehicle users in a car park.
The best of the area’s businesses are set to be celebrated, as we launch the third annual Fenland Citizen Business Awards from Iliffe Media.
A developer has asked for permission to build 125 homes on a field on the edge of March.
As the Tobacco and Vapes Bill begins its route through parliament, the crackdown on illegal vapes and illicit tobacco continues in Cambridgeshire.
Burrowmoor Primary Academy in March is pioneering a new approach to children’s vision health through an innovative partnership.
A man has died after suffering a medical emergency near a town’s supermarket.
Pupils at one primary school are doing their part in the fight against smoking in the town Fenland dubbed ‘England’s quitting capital’.
People will still be able to use a town leisure centre but opening hours will be changing says the site owner.