A flag to represent the traditions and importance of the Fenland region has been created by a writer from Ely.

Health officials will be using social media to get the message across to young people that their health matters ,including the importance of looking after mental health.

“He was the greatest carrot grower the UK has ever known,” was one of many hundreds of fulsome tributes to Clem Tompsett, whose death was announced at the weekend.

Three men were dispersed from Cambridgeshire after police were called to reports of hare coursing in Pymoor near Ely.

A March restaurant will be tempting customers with tasty treats as part of a Stand Up To Cancer charity bake off.

A young pianist is giving a concert at Wisbech Grammar School combining traditional classical pieces with Chinese folk songs.

I’m sure everyone can admit to liking a bit of fast food every now and then, but would you take on this massive ‘Man Vs Food’ challenge at Shooters American Diner in March?

A police officer provoked a social media outburst by posting a photo of part of his morning’s work – handing out parking tickets – and warned: “I’m not going anywhere for a bit”.

The actual figure for how many rough sleepers there are in Wisbech varies between the official record (an annual count that is used for Government statistics) and the reality of what many homeless people tell those who ask.

A political row broke today after Wisbech Town Council authorized a residents’ survey with questions that included views on Brexit and other issues of Conservative Party policy.

It’s Pancake Day so we put our taste buds to the test and visited Shooters American Diner in March.

Nearly 100 offences of grooming children online took place in Cambridgeshire in just 18 months, data from the NSPCC has revealed.

A father-of-two from March will be running 10 miles a day for 87 days in aid of charity after taking up running less than a year ago.

A community reacted swiftly to raise the cash needed to replace a youngster’s quad bike after it was stolen on Thursday night.

A fundraising campaign has been launched to bring a tuk tuk to Soham to transport residents to community events and combat isolation.

Social media can be an emotive subject for business owners. Getting new customers to your business from social media isn’t easy - it isn’t just a case of setting up your Facebook account and the cash pours in… so that isn’t the dream that we are going to sell! Some business owners we speak to are utterly frustrated by social, however, it really isn’t optional anymore. Your business needs social media.

A March vape shop targeted by burglars is working flat out to re-open to customers and is adding reinforced windows and state of the art CCTV.

The owner of a vape shop in March has been left heartbroken after burglars smashed their way into the store and stole the majority of his stock.

A man was arrested in Wisbech yesterday after police caught him with a steel plated baton.

A cat that went missing in Walsoken was found inside Wisbech Castle after trekking 50 minutes from home over two months.

A large haulage lorry was photographed after it crashed while driving on Cambridgeshire’s guided busway .

It will be a magic night out if you play your cards right as Alfie McCreadie is set to impress with tricks and treats galore in aid of charity.

Fifteen trees have been stolen from the community orchard in Wisbech Park – despite them only being planted there at the start of last year.

Lost property can be kept by whoever finds it as police say there is “no legal obligation” to hand anything in under new powers.

The Cambridge Science Festival returns to the city next month for its 25th outing.

What a difference a day makes for Ellie the staffie, who has gone from starved and dumped in the middle of nowhere, to snuggled in warm blankets and ready to go to a loving foster home.

An appeal has been launched to help a Staffie found dumped in freezing temperatures, shivering and close to death, at Dykemoor, near Doddington.

A sex offender living in Wisbech, who was caught and sentenced in a paedophile sting two years ago, was back in court today for breaking a court order about the use of a mobile phone.

Around 40 jobs are thought to be at risk following the sudden closure of West Norfolk electrical contractor Bloom and Wake Electrical.

A cold January evening did not prevent a well-attended March Society meeting with members enjoying their annual ‘Magnificent and Incredible Fun Quiz’.