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Website will help Fenland residents decide what goes where when it comes to household rubbish

Recycling champions in Fenland are helping to make recycling easier than ever with the launch of a new ‘what goes where’ website.

New trees planted at March park

Residents and visitors will be able to enjoy new trees in a March park thanks to the efforts of March Town Council and two local businesses.

Cambridgeshire County Council invites the community to have its say on draft Climate and Environment Strategy

Cambridgeshire County Council on Thursday (19) agreed to launch consultation on ambitious plans to reduce its carbon footprint.

Cambridgeshire County Council has fined its waste contractor £500,000 for missing its target

Waste disposal company Amey has been fined half a million pounds for sending too much of Cambridgeshire’s biodegradable waste to landfill.

Please face the other way

A motorist is annoyed at drivers who park against oncoming traffic.

Parents should get up earlier and walk their kids to school

A reader has no truck with parents who leave their cars idling outside schools

Firm takes first formal step towards building waste incinerator in Wisbech

A firm aiming to build a £300m waste incinerator in Wisbech have taken the first step in the formal planning process by submitting a Scoping Report.

Wisbech volunteers hope trees will blossom next spring

Members of Wisbech Street Pride celebration National Plant a Tree Day recently by planting not one but eight trees.

Stop this unhealthy clogging

A reader has slammed parent motorists.

'Dive for Debris' helps clear Twenty Foot river at March of rubbish

A Fenland drain is now cleaner thanks to a group of hardy outdoor swimmers who joined local divers to clear debris from the river bed.

Fenland expert unveils new book

Well-known archaeologist Francis Pryor has penned a new book about The Fens.

March All Saints pupils aiming to be cleaner air stars

Pupils at All Saints Academy are stepping up for cleaner air in March after watching a Cambridgeshire County Council funded theatre production.

Street lighting goes green in Wisbech Town Park

Street lighting in Wisbech Park has been given a green makeover in time for the darker winter months.

This Wisbech eyesore has been given a clean sweep

Residents are celebrating after an eyesore dumping ground in a Fenland town has finally been given a tidy-up.

Ben's business moves to Fenland

A new business has moved into the area to help keep gutters and paths clean

Massive transformer on our roads this morning.

An abnormal load made a 20 mile journey on our roads today (Sunday).

Environment

Self-proclaimed eco-warrier helps make Fenland village a greener place

Website will help Fenland residents decide what goes where when it comes to household rubbish

Website will help Fenland residents decide what goes where when it comes to household rubbish

New trees planted at March park

New trees planted at March park

Cambridgeshire County Council invites the community to have its say on draft Climate and Environment Strategy

Cambridgeshire County Council invites the community to have its say on draft Climate and Environment Strategy

Cambridgeshire County Council has fined its waste contractor £500,000 for missing its target

Cambridgeshire County Council has fined its waste contractor £500,000 for missing its target

Please face the other way

Please face the other way

Parents should get up earlier and walk their kids to school

Parents should get up earlier and walk their kids to school

Firm takes first formal step towards building waste incinerator in Wisbech

Firm takes first formal step towards building waste incinerator in Wisbech

Wisbech volunteers hope trees will blossom next spring