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Warning over batteries from fire chief

Warning over batteries from fire chief

Warning over batteries from fire chief

A top fire office has renewed warnings to residents to dispose of lithium batteries carefully following fires in bin lorries across the county.


Popular museum officer to stay in post thanks to two charities

Popular museum officer to stay in post thanks to two charities

Popular museum officer to stay in post thanks to two charities

Two charities have provided essential funding to ensure Wisbech and Fenland Museum can keep its learning and community officer Louise Haselgrove.


Man faces costs of almost £1,000 after ‘deal’ ended in waste being fly-tipped

Man faces costs of almost £1,000 after ‘deal’ ended in waste being fly-tipped

Man faces costs of almost £1,000 after ‘deal’ ended in waste being fly-tipped

Failing to check that waste was being disposed of by a licensed carrier has cost a man almost £1,000 after his rubbish was found dumped.


Workshops aim to inspire area’s would-be poets

Workshops aim to inspire area’s would-be poets

Workshops aim to inspire area’s would-be poets

Fenland councillor and published poet Elisabeth Sennitt Clough will be running two free poetry workshops.


Second bank to close town branch in the New Year

Second bank to close town branch in the New Year

Second bank to close town branch in the New Year

January 22 next year will be a dark day for bank users in Wisbech with a second banking firm announcing it will close its branch


Farming leader highlights vital role of agriculture to Cambridgeshire

Farming leader highlights vital role of agriculture to Cambridgeshire

Farming leader highlights vital role of agriculture to Cambridgeshire

A Fenland farming leader has highlighted the vital role of agriculture to Cambridgeshire following a national celebration of the industry.


Decision day for loos – but not everyone is happy

Decision day for loos – but not everyone is happy

Decision day for loos – but not everyone is happy

Fenland’s planning committee must make a decision on new public toilets for Broad Street in March or risk being out of time.

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Bank branch will close in the New Year

Bank branch will close in the New Year

Bank branch will close in the New Year

Yet another bank branch is set to close in Fenland early in the new year it has been announced this week.


New Priest will serve six villages

New Priest will serve six villages

New Priest will serve six villages

Six Fenland villages have welcomed a new priest this week.


Combined Authority to host bus franchising consultation drop-in events

Combined Authority to host bus franchising consultation drop-in events

Combined Authority to host bus franchising consultation drop-in events

Cambridgeshire and Peterborough Combined Authority is hosting drop-in events this autumn to help everyone have their say on bus franchising.


Food manufacturer receives important certification

Food manufacturer receives important certification

Food manufacturer receives important certification

A factory has announced its certification as a B Corporation, joining companies reinventing business for the benefit of people and the planet.


Football club is offering chance of a sports scholarship

Football club is offering chance of a sports scholarship

Football club is offering chance of a sports scholarship

A local football club is offering the opportunity for school leavers to obtain a sports scholarship while training every day.


Chance to get creative with free workshops

Chance to get creative with free workshops

Chance to get creative with free workshops

FenCreators, a programme of free creative workshops, launches this September in Chatteris, Wisbech, and Whittlesey.


Café owner who bought vodka from a ‘street seller’ has licence suspended

Café owner who bought vodka from a ‘street seller’ has licence suspended

Café owner who bought vodka from a ‘street seller’ has licence suspended

A café owner has had his alcohol licence suspended after admitting to buying a bottle of vodka from a ‘street seller’ for £10.


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