The people of March paid their respects to the fallen during poignant Remembrance and Armistice Day services. The town council, who organised both events, said that thousands of people lined the ...

National Exotics Animal Rescue Service is the country's only national search and rescue service for escaped or abandoned exotic animals. The volunteer-run group has formed relationships with a network ...

A historic market town has undergone a major transformation. The £12.6 million project to revitalise March town centre is now complete. The work aimed to reduce traffic congestion, improve the town's ...

A woman was arrested on suspicion of drink driving after a collision between four cars in Newgate Street, Doddington, in the early hours of ...

The proposed reopening of the railway line to Wisbech is estimated to cost £230 million. Residents have voiced a mix of opinions on the original story which reported on the hefty price tag associated ...

Households in Fenland may soon receive visits from Fenland District Council officials as part of the annual canvass.

There is nothing more irritating than having a stomach ache and having to get through the day whilst being in great discomfort. It’s something we have all experienced from time to time, whether it’s ...

The Star Shine Night Walk is returning to Cambridge and Wisbech in 2025. The Arthur Rank Hospice Charity, which organises the event, is aiming to make next year's fundraiser their biggest yet. The ...

A number of road closures will be in place across Fenland for Remembrance parades and services on Sunday. The closures have been put in place by Cambridgeshire County Council to allow services and ...

The owners of Turkish restaurant F&S Majestic, which has already opened in the former Natwest bank in March, have had their ...

A former Norfolk police officer fulfilled his wish to revisit his former station. Ray, who has been a cherished resident at Hickathrift House for almost a year, was taken on a special visit to Downham ...

A range of planning applications have been submitted for consideration by Fenland District Council. Details include the conversion of existing properties, new developments, and changes in land use.