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CHATTERIS: Michael Jackson scarecrow - made for town's competition - stolen from garden
17:30 - 02 July 2009

Story by: ADAM LAZZARI A SCARECROW dressed as the late King of Pop Michael Jackson has been stolen and the owners are offering a £50 reward for its return. It was taken from the front of a house in Tithe Road, Chatteris between 2am-6am on Sunday – 48 hou... Full Story »

David Dobson.
MARCH: Family tribute to businessman David Dobson, who died from rare cancer aged 68

13:16 - 02 July 2009

EXCLUSIVE by: MAGGIE GIBSON DAVID Dobson showed the same determination and courage fighting a rare cancer that he had done in building up his business from a market stall to a multi-million pound operation. However, despite his bravery, Mr Dobson, 68, die... Full Story »

Voice of the Fens
VOICE OF THE FENS: Tell us about the great businesses for our inaugural awards

16:00 - 03 July 2009

IT has been a tough year for most businesses in Fenland; the current economic climate has made trading conditions very difficult. But as always, the business community has stood resilient and fought hard against the difficulties of a recession. Small or l... Full Story »

Louis Smith, Becky Cameron and Nicki Walker with Tom Morton
Gallery: MARCH: Gymnast Louis Smith guest of honour at Neale-Wade sports festival

13:30 - 03 July 2009

Story by: KELLY GREEN LOUIS Smith, gymnast and bronze medallist at the Beijing Olympics, attended a sports festival at Neale-Wade Community College on Thursday. The festival was run as part of National School Sports week, where pupils were encouraged to t... Full Story »

Inspector Andy Sullivan
FENLAND: Inspector announces zero tolerance on drinking alcohol in designated areas

12:00 - 03 July 2009

Story by: ELAINE KING AS the summer weather heats up, the police are fighting anti social behaviour by operating a zero tolerance on the drinking of alcohol in designated areas, where outdoor drinking is banned. If you drink in those areas, you will have... Full Story »

Battle for New Supermarkets
FENLAND: Public exhibitions for proposed supermarkets in Chatteris and Whittlesey

10:33 - 03 July 2009

PUBLIC exhibitions are being held to seek the views of residents on plans for two out of town supermarkets in Fenland. Harrier Developments Ltd has already had planning applications for the stores in Chatteris and Whittlesey turned down by Fenland Distric... Full Story »

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Battle for new Supermarkets

Battle for New Supermarkets
FENLAND: Public exhibitions for proposed supermarkets in Chatteris and Whittlesey

10:42 - 03 July 2009

PUBLIC exhibitions are being held to seek the views of residents on plans for two out of town supermarkets in Fenland. Harrier Developments Ltd has already had planning applications for the stores in Chatteris and Whittlesey turned down by Fenland Distric... Full Story »

CHATTERIS: We need a new supermarket in the town

13:42 - 28 May 2009

I FOR one would like to see a supermarket in Chatteris. There s no competition, so the prices at Budgens have risen. I now go out of town even with my petrol money added on it still works out cheaper, plus I take a car load with me. With a supermarket he... Full Story »

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Court Watch

MARCH: Narcolepsy sufferer in court for cheating the benefit system

11:46 - 20 June 2009

NARCOLEPSY sufferer Matthew Sheriff was cheating the benefit system when he had to give up a job because he kept falling asleep at work. Sheriff was claiming a variety of benefits because of his sleep disorder, but when he got bored, he took up a job. How... Full Story »

WISBECH: Burglar got caught by plain clothes police offer when he clambered out

11:55 - 18 June 2009

A BURGLAR was caught red handed when he climbed out of a broken window and found himself face to face with a plain clothes police officer. The policeman had gone to A Aerials in the quiet Scrimshaws Passage at Wisbech after discovering some broken glass o... Full Story »

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Philippa Kennington
BENWICK: Philippa becomes first member of village scout group to receive Gold award

11:47 - 14 April 2009

PHILIPPA Kennington has become the first member of a Fenland scout group to receive the Chief Scout s Gold Award. Philippa, a member of Benwick Scout Group, completed a range of activities involving community awareness and service, adventure and outdoor a... Full Story »

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EASTREA: Villagers travelling by bus finally get a shelter after years of waiting

16:36 - 02 March 2009

BUS passengers in a Fenland village can enjoy the comforts of a new shelter which was officially opened today by Councillor Pam Potts. Over the years Cllr Potts has received many complaints from bus users who have had to put up with an old fashioned concr... Full Story »

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DODDINGTON: Almost £500 raised for toddler group at bingo night

14:31 - 30 March 2009

A CHARITY bingo night was held on Friday to raise funds for Doddington Under-5 s Parent and Toddler Group. The evening, held at Doddington Village Hall, raised just under £500 for the group. More than 100 people attended the evening. The fundraiser was or... Full Story »

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Manea Village News

Success
MANEA: Football team does the talking on the pitch - and wins school's second trophy in a month

12:54 - 02 April 2009

MANEA Primary School s Year 6 football team has won the school s second football trophy in as many months – this time, the outdoor eight-a-side tournament. The team beat off opposition from Townley Primary School in Christchurch; Thomas Eaton Primary Scho... Full Story »

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GOOD FRIDAY: Church comes together for event or Easter event for young people

17:18 - 16 April 2009

GOOD Friday saw St Peter s  village church open its door s to an eggstravaganzer when 24 youngsters aged 5 to 11 attended for a vibrant and fun packed morning of music, craft, refreshments to learn about the Easter story. Helpers drawn from across the vil... Full Story »

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March Carnival Campaign

Last year
Wanted: Inventive, Motivated, Innovative, Team Player - Do you fit the bill?

12:21 - 12 February 2009

A RARE opportunity has presented itself in March for a role that combines good organisational and entrepreneurial skills. You will need to be inventive, a good team player, able to motivate others and lead by example. The work entails some evenings and re... Full Story »

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Kids Are Alright

Medieval Festival
Video & Gallery: CHATTERIS: A medieval festival with a modern twist

17:28 - 29 June 2009

CHATTERIS took a step back into the Middle Ages when thousands of people turned out to enjoy a weekend of jousting, traditional crafts and merriment at the annual Chatteris Medieval Festival. And the Cambs Times and Wisbech Standard team helped to bring... Full Story »

Kids Are Alright nominees
FENLAND: Come and join us at a free and fun-packed Kids Are Alright event this Saturday

10:29 - 25 June 2009

By ADAM LAZZARI FENLAND S youngsters have been providing a breath of fresh air and we are inviting all of our readers to celebrate their achievements in a special event on Saturday. There will be a Kids Are Alright marquee at the Chatteris Medieval Festiv... Full Story »

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