Armed Forces

The below maps highlights in red the closures in place for tomorrow’s Remembrance Sunday event in Wisbech - they will be closed for seven hours.

The below map highlights the route of the parade through Chatteris for tomorrow's Remembrance Day commemorations.

Fancy learning to fly a plane? Enjoy challenges and are looking for something to do, then joining the 272 Wisbech Air Cadets could be the answer.

Two freefalling parachutists nearly had a mid air collision with two American fighter jets as they fell over Fenland.

The College of West Anglia has been awarded the highest accolade available as an employer by the Ministry of Defence (MoD).

Around 350 teenagers including March, Chatteris, and Wisbech have been enjoying a week of adventure with the Army Cadet Force.

A life-long fascination with planes, especially fighter jets, has inspired one Fenland grandmother to create her own memorial to the D-Day landings.

Visitors took a step back in time at the popular annual Festival of the Forties event in March at the weekend.

There were stalls, displays, a parade and a whole lot more.

A former soldier from Wisbech who struggled to cope in the civilian world has found a new purpose leading others to help fellow veterans.

An iconic Spitfire is set to be a star attraction at the Fenland and West Norfolk Aviation Museum thanks to the generosity of its owner.

Company Sargeant Major Harry Franklin was remembered 100 years after his death at a service at St Wendreda’s Church, March and at his grave.

Honorary Colonel Brigadier Tim Seal visited Chatteris Army Cadet Detachment to hand out awards, promotions and certificates to cadets and instructors.

The people of Wisbech came together on Sunday for the annual Remembrance Day commemoration and to celebrate the 100th anniversary of the end of WW1.

People gathered across Fenland today for the annual Remembrance Sunday commemoration and to mark the 100th anniversary of the end of WW1.

Cadets from Cambridgeshire army cadets enjoyed a three day tour to France to visit the battlefields recently.

Seven cadets from 1220 (March) Squadron Air Cadets completed the expedition section of their Silver Duke of Edinburgh’s Award.

Ex-servicemen and women from across Fenland were honoured at a special service in recognition of national Armed Forces Day.

Organisers of the annual March Poppy Appeal are making a plea for sponsors for a special initiative to mark 100th anniversary of the end of WW1.

Airman was one of six killed in the World War Two bomber crash near Feltwell - they were on a mission to Holland when they were forced to turn back.