It’s been a decade of hard and humorous news at the Cambs Times – take a look back at some of our favourite front page splashes.

Cambs Times: The Cambs Times in 2009.The Cambs Times in 2009. (Image: Archant/Archive)

In 2009 we revealed the digital plans for the Neale-Wade Community College, now academy, upgrades as it was set for a 21st century transformation.

Cambs Times: The Cambs Times in 2010.The Cambs Times in 2010. (Image: Archant/Archive)

In 2010 the office was full of in-spire-ation as we covered the re-building process of St Mary's Church in March after it burnt down.

Cambs Times: The Cambs Times in 2011.The Cambs Times in 2011. (Image: Archant/Archive)

In 2011 it was a fight to the finish as we exclusively covered a Chatteris nightclub's £100,000 battle for compensation from Fenland District Council.

Cambs Times: The Cambs Times in 2012.The Cambs Times in 2012. (Image: Archant/Archive)

In 2012 the focus was on hundreds of new homes set to be built in the Fens by Roddons Housing Association in the New Year.

Cambs Times: The Cambs Times in 2013.The Cambs Times in 2013. (Image: Archant/Archive)

In 2013 we followed and publicised a safety campaign by Phil Yates, the father of an 18-year-old girl who died after her car plunged into a Fen river.

Cambs Times: The Cambs Times in 2014.The Cambs Times in 2014. (Image: Archant/Archive)

In 2014 was a colourful poster-style front featuring a picture of Father Christmas flying into the Fens after jumping from a plane above RSPCA Block Fen.

Cambs Times: The Cambs Times in 2015.The Cambs Times in 2015. (Image: Archant/Archive)

In 2015 we exposed a former Chatteris and Ely footballer who was jailed for three years after being found guilty of a £70,000 fraud.

Cambs Times: The Cambs Times in 2016.The Cambs Times in 2016. (Image: Archant/Archive)

In 2016 we covered March hero Bartosz Alichper, aka Barty, who each year puts on a free Christmas dinner for those who may otherwise be on their own.

Cambs Times: The Cambs Times in 2017.The Cambs Times in 2017. (Image: Archant/Archive)

In 2017 we covered the story of a 17-year-old student from Chatteris who tried to save a man's life but couldn't due to a faulty defibrillator.

Cambs Times: The Cambs Times in 2018.The Cambs Times in 2018. (Image: Archant/Archive)

In 2018 we carried another poster-style front, this time in tribute to a 92-year-old veteran who died a day after being discharged from hospital.

Cambs Times: The Cambs Times in 2019.The Cambs Times in 2019. (Image: Archant/Archive)

Finally in 2019 we exclusively revealed the reason why former PCC Jason Ablewhite quit his £85,000-a-year elected post in November.