A Whittlesey firm is helping bring joy to 50 families with children with disabilities when the circus comes to town.
A seventh-generation Fenland farming family fears changes to the inheritance tax on farms could put them out of business.
A warehouse could soon become a place for people of all ages to take the plunge and learn to swim.
March pub has won acclaim for the quality and standards of its toilets – in the Loo of the Year Awards 2024.
Chatteris farmer Nick Allpress was in London for the farm protest against what he described as the Government’s "vindictive and ideological" budget.
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.
This year’s Wisbech Christmas lights switch-on is approaching and it has received great backing from local businesses.
A Wisbech care home has kicked off a new partnership with one of the area’s leading football clubs.
A Fenland student is embarking on her chosen career as a chartered surveyor without running-up all the debt that university can bring.
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.
At just 20 years old, Matt Fletcher has already made a big impact at Aria Court, where he’s become a well-loved member of the team.
Worzals Farm Shop has received a Great Taste Award for two of their popular homemade pies in the world’s most coveted Food and Drinks Awards.
A landmark hotel is to be turned into flats after a drop in tourism left it to decay and become an “eyesore.”
