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A VIETNAMESE man today admitted making at least £40,000 this year from an illegal cannabis factory run from a Fenland village. Police raided Presimon House in Gull Road, Guyhirn, on Monday and discovered seven rooms in the £250,000 detached property he wa... Full Story »
16:59 - 07 October 2008
A GROUP of newly-trained prison officers – including some from Fenland – have started their new jobs after completing a training course at Whitemoor Prison. Fifteen prison officers were presented with their graduation certificates in a ceremony held at th... Full Story »
10:03 - 07 October 2008
UP to £2 million could soon be winging its way into the coffers of the county council if they find buyers for two Fenland farms that have been put up for sale. The council, which has the largest farms estate of any local authority in the country, has put... Full Story »
HUNDREDS joined the congregation at Ely Cathedral yesterday for the High Sheriff of Cambridgeshire s Justice Service attended by visiting Judges, and others directly involved in the maintenance of law and order, the administration of justice and related v... Full Story »
FIRE Service enthusiasts spent a weekend taking photographs of fire engines and chatting to crews, on a county-wide tour of fire stations. Cambridgeshire Fire and Rescue Service invited about 50 members of the Fire Brigade Society, from across the UK and... Full Story »
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