Arts and Screen

There's nothing little about this adaptation of the Louisa M Alcott's classic coming of age novel

'Little Women' is not just a classic novel, but also a classic of the cinema with multiple versions including one with legendary Katharine Hepburn.

MOVIE REVIEW: The Gentlemen (18)

Start off the New Year creatively by joining one of the free creative arts courses being run across Fenland.

Our editor Jeremy Ransome reviews the comedy whoddunit starring Daniel Craig and Ana de Armas.

Fenland has two new Poet Laureate's following an awards ceremony in Wisbech on Friday night.

FILM REVIEW: LAST CHRISTMAS (12a), LIGHT CINEMA WISBECH, OUT NOW.

Editor Jeremy Ransome visits The Light Cinema, Wisbech to review the thriller starring legends Ian McKellen and Helen Mirren.

Editor Jeremy Ransome went to the Light Cinema in Wisbech to watch the long-awaited follow up to The Shining.

Alfie Ransome has been to the Light Cinema in Wisbech to review this zombie comedy follow-up.

In his latest movie review, Jeremy Ransome watches the action thriller starring Will Smith and Clive Owen.

Jeremy Ransome reviews Todd Phillips' blockbuster, starring Joaquin Phoenix and Robert de Niro.

‘The Library Presents’ invites members of the public to help choose which performances and workshops they would like to see in their next season.

One of the best loved coming of age stories - 'The Railway Children' - gets the stage treatment this week at the Angles Theatre in Wisbech.

The newly re-launched Fenland Poet Laureate competition has so far failed to attract any entries with organisers concerned the project may fall flat.

Thousands of people rocked out, danced and enjoyed the annual Wisbech Rockfest at the weekend.

The 73rd annual Doddington Village Show was a blooming success with people of all ages taking part.