Politics

Independent investigators have concluded Wisbech Councillor Simon King did breach Fenland Council’s code of conduct with his inflated mileage claims.

A parish council has blasted Fenland Council over granting of planning approval for 76 homes without securing cash for amenities from the developer.

Cambridgeshire Council is to receive a one-off payment of £2.32m from Government to help alleviate pressures on the NHS this winter.

A ‘vital’ community asset is set to close at the end of the month and two local councillors are furious at the lack of consultation.

A food safety training course to help businesses improve their food safety management is being held by Fenland District Council later this month.

Fenland residents are being asked to have their say on where they are able to cast their vote.

A specialist children's home Wisbech looks likely to shut because of a lack of skilled staff to safely run it and the cost of it has spiralled.

A blot on Wisbech High Street is set to get for regeneration as Fenland Council agrees to action to buy it.

Two Fenland councillors could face a conduct hearing after an official complaint by the Cambridgeshire Bus, Coach and Taxi Association.

More than £1m of investment will be pumped into Fenland’s leisure centres when Freedom Leisure takes over their management and operation in December.

Firms urged to book places now

They haven't even started running Fenland's leisure centres but already the firm appointed to run them has given Wisbech Indoor Bowls Club the boot.

Fenland District Council has agreed a stay of execution on the introduction of charges for the disposal of clinical waste including diabetic needles.

Bosses apologise after inspectors declare hospital 'inadequate'

Increased demand for services this year has seen Cambridgeshire Council’s current budget gap leap to £5.2 million.

Cheers filled Fenland Hall this afternoon as 'people power' and a 'bit of common sense' saw controversial plans to build 95 homes in March rejected.

Computer charges in libraries have been criticised as a “false economy” bringing in only £16,000 in a year while user numbers have plummeted.

Despite huge public opposition plans for 95 homes next to Estover Playing Field, March, are set for go-ahead unless councillors ignore officers.

"Deep concerns” after it emerged the chief executive of the Cambridgeshire and Peterborough Combined Authority is moving on.

Over 500 people are calling for Fenland District Council to abandon plans to charge for disposing of clinical waste including diabetic needles.