Traffic and Travel

New 20mph road signs are needed following a new development in Whittlesey.

Poor communication over continuing road closures around Whittlesey was discussed at Thursday’s town council meeting.

A village river crossing is set to close for three weeks for maintenance work.

Drivers were forced to avoid a Fenland road on Saturday evening after a static caravan was left dumped in the carriageway.

Emergency services have been dealing with a serious accident in Weasenham Lane, Wisbech this morning.

Work to install average-speed cameras along one of the area’s busiest routes has got underway on Monday.

Rail passengers and residents are being invited to an afternoon of ‘all things railway’ in the latest Meet the Manager event.

Councillors have objected to two applications to install disabled parking bays outside a residents’ home on road safety grounds.

A major road is now open both ways after being closed this morning after a serious accident.

The A47 is shut in both directions between Wisbech and Guyhirn after a serious crash this morning.

It was supposed to be a landmark scheme that would stop drivers getting stuck on Britain’s most flooded road.

Drivers using one of the busiest and most important roads in the area will soon be facing changes to the speed limit.

Works to install innovative electronic signs on a stretch of road which often becomes impassable as a result of flooding have kicked off.

Motorists are being advised to find alternative routes after a collision.

A Fenland councillor is threatening to demand compensation from Anglian Water after they closed a village road without notice yesterday.

Residents of a one-way street are fed up with lorries, tractors with trailers, and even buses using it as a rat run.

A trial project aimed at tackling long-standing problems of maintaining roads that run over fenland soils has been backed.

A Fenland village road has been closed to traffic this morning following a crash.

It is known as Britain’s ‘most flooded road’ – a stretch less than one mile long that spent 89 days under water last year.

A number of road closures impacting a town have been explained as a county council has apologised for the inconvenience.