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Fixing Cambridgeshire’s roads and lobbying for better funding are some of the priorities shared by the main parties standing in the local elections.
Fire crews spent two hours at the scene of an out-of-control bonfire.
The College of West Anglia has been rated ‘good’ by Ofsted following a four-day inspection.
A hotspot for crashes has been struck again.
Police are investigating a report of a robbery near a town car wash.
A crash along a main road saw firefighters release an injured person from a vehicle.
Police have been made aware of concerns raised at the latest March Town Council meeting including fly-tipping, e-scooters and anti-social behaviour.
In our Eat My Words feature, Jeremy Ransome and family visit a village pub in search of the perfect Sunday roast.
An “enticing” opportunity to take over running a landmark town hotel is on the table.
A trendsetting store, offering ‘first-rate products’, has moved to new premises after outgrowing its former shop.
Police have shared a story about how a brave teenager called officers when her mother was being assaulted by her partner.
Police are hoping to speak to three men in connection with an investigation of £1,000 worth of goods from a town supermarket.
New shows are set to come to a radio station as a presenter gets his sight back.
Data on the number of school-aged children vaccinated against flu this winter has revealed that Cambridgeshire was top of the list in England.
In the first week of the spring Covid-19 programme, the local NHS in Cambridgeshire and Peterborough has vaccinated over 20,000 people.
A school has reassured parents that their children are not being taught the wrong GCSE course after concerns began to rise.
A primary school has kicked off the new term with a £1,000 farm shop contest win.
A new education academy has reached an exciting milestone as construction begins on its temporary modular building.
Progress is being made towards organising the future of local government in Cambridgeshire.
Polling stations will open their doors in Fenland later this week for this year’s local elections.
