The Wisbech Ladies Circle has teamed up with the Luxe Cinema to present an evening of supercalifragilisticexpialidocious surprises including a screening of Mary Poppins Returns.

One of the organisers of the Christmas concert at Wisbech Bandstand on Sunday watched the hugely successful event unfold from a hospital bed.

“I live my life not knowing how long I have left to live – if I can help others feel less alone then it will make it all worth it.”

The NR F1 Podcast reviews the 2018 Formula 1 season – with Lewis Hamilton and Mercedes top of the pile, plus some exiting developments awaiting in 2019.

Whittlesey Extravaganza enjoyed another great night out as the lights were switched on and the town went headlong into the festive season.

Police in Wisbech had the perfect response to social media pressure urging them to clamp down on illegal parking – they blitzed part of the town and issued 22 fixed penalty notices in a morning.

Police in the Fens released a tally of hare coursing and related offences from the past two months that include four arrests and 21 vehicles seized.

A taxi driver has spoke of his concern about unlicensed drivers operating across Cambridgeshire putting the safety of passengers at risk.

A winter wonderland came to Wisbech when a Christmas market was held in the town centre.

An engaging talk into the wonder and work behind creating a replica of the Bayeux Tapestry was held at Wisbech Library.

Shop owners in Ely High Street Passage have joined forces to spread the Christmas spirit by releasing a video of Merry Christmas Everyone.

A £3 million indoor play area has been given the go-ahead after plans were approved by West Norfolk Council.

Hundreds of people lined the streets of Chatteris for the popular annual Christmas lights switch on.

Kind hearted bosses at Aldi have scrapped a £70 fine handed out to a disabled motorist who parked longer than permitted at their Wisbech store.

A fund raising effort raised £1,000 in a little over 24 hours to support a local football club manager who was badly injured in what his brother described as a “vicious challenge”.

A Walsoken woman who is registered blind, has spoken of how Facebook is a life-line for her to feel part of the community as she launches her latest fund raising event..

CCTV footage showing a woman putting tins of Dolmio sauce in her bag at the Nisa shop in Whittlesey has been viewed by more than 1,700 on social media.

An 80-year-old woman waiting for a bus was asked for directions by a motorist who then snatched her hand bag, dragging her momentarily along the road.

Whittlesey boxing club pulled no punches in unveiling their new venue in Turves.

More than 5,000 people are expected to attend Wisbech’s annual Christmas Fayre this year on Sunday, December 9.

A mum of two from the Fens is the first patient in 18 years to be invited to speak at an international conference of medical experts.

Conservative councillors who waged a social media campaign in support of Wisbech town council leader Sam Hoy ahead of a conduct hearing against her are themselves now under investigation for allegations of bullying and intimidating the complainant.

A new sports association has been formed in a Fenland town with the aim of bringing together teams and leisure groups to herald success.

A large crowd gathered for the lighting of the city’s new beacon of peace to commemorate the end of a remarkable Remembrance Day in Ely.

A couple in Emneth are distraught after their luxury caravan with equipment inside was stolen from their driveway.

“We are already at a crisis point with waste, so it is about realising that we can make a change and empower others.”

A celebrity entourage of gritters - including Brad Grit and Grittney Spears - are getting ready to tackle the cold weather as temperatures start to plummet across Cambridgeshire.

Plans to improve road safety by removing slow-moving vehicles from fastest routes sparked a surge in conversation from our readers.

A tractor worth £3,000 was stolen from Chatteris Cricket Club as thieves smashed down a fence and broke into a shed.

Fenland District Council conduct committee chairman Sam Hoy will find herself on the opposite side of the council chamber on Friday when colleagues hear a conduct complaint about her.