Four cars were involved in a collision on the A141 between March and Chatteris last night - just hours after a lorry overturned on the same stretch of road.

Get ready for the climb of your life this Christmas as the Wisbech Angles Theatre’s in-house drama group RATz perform this year’s family pantomime, Jack and the Beanstalk.

Government funds coming into Cambridgeshire will provide a £100 million children’s hospital on the Addenbrooke’s Hospital site in Cambridge and £25 million to expand Hinchingbrooke Hospital, Huntingdon.

For an animated buddy-comedy about video game characters, Ralph Breaks the Internet tackles some pretty heavy societal issues.

More than £700 was raised at the Fenland Music Centre Association’s annual Christmas concert.

A man who sneaked up on lone women and intimately touched himself on five occasions has been jailed and handed a ten year extension on his Sexual Harm Prevention Order (SHPO).

The second year of work to raise the banks of the Ouse Washes between Earith and Mepal has been completed by the Environment Agency.

If you only see one pantomime this year make it Aladdin at the Cambridge Arts Theatre.

A performance celebrating 40 years of the Angles Theatre in Wisbech showcased just a few of the hundreds of shows the venue has produced since 1978.

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.

A play which aims to provide “a better understanding of what refugees have been through” is being performed in Wisbech on Thursday December 6.

Four Whittlesey schools received a cash boost from The Quinion Trust, a charity in memory of Rev Gordon Quinion to promote swimming lessons for primary school children.

Plans for transport, housing and “much needed” employment land in the county were the topics of discussion when Mayor James Palmer met with members of the Federation of Small Businesses (FSB).

Remembrance Day activities were on the agenda when College of West Anglia principal David Pomfret spent a morning with staff and students at the Wisbech campus.

Funny, heartwarming and visually stunning, The Grinch brings together adorable animated characters, witty script-writing and a family-friendly message ahead of the Christmas season.

A member of the charity Veterans for the Homeless UK has made it his mission to get a military veteran who has been sleeping rough in Wisbech for the last nine months rehoused.

Free food safety seminars are being planned for local businesses after the success of an event hosted by Fenland District Council.

A Whittlesey woman has won a regional award less than a year after setting up her business whilst on maternity leave.

Ely Craft, Spirit and Wine Festival returns to The Maltings on Sunday December 2.

The North Pole Cambridge will be back this winter and you could be there for free.

A teenager who died after suffering a serious injury in a fight in Cambridge has been named by police.

A caravan was set alight in an arson attack at Chatteris on Wednesday November 14.

Holiday With Us is calling for donations of food, toys and toiletries to fill its charity Christmas hampers.

Several members of March Athletic Club took part in the George Munday 10K race held at Leverington on Sunday November 11.

Forty-five wreaths - more than any previous year - were laid in Chatteris for Remembrance Sunday 2018.

A rock ‘n’ roll sing-along right from the start, countless Queen classics ring out of the cinema speakers as the life of legendary performer Freddie Mercury unfolds before our eyes in moving biopic Bohemian Rhapsody.

Students and staff at Cromwell Community College in Chatteris gathered in the school’s assembly hall for a service of remembrance.

Three hundred Whittlesey pupils gathered from five local schools to mark the 100th anniversary of Armistice Day.

The Town Crier of Chatteris, Lawrence Weetman, joined over 120 other town criers from around the world in making a simultaneous ‘Cry For Peace’ at the beacon lighint ceremony on Remembrance Sunday (November 11).

Hundreds of people, young and old, filled the grounds of St Mary’s Church in Doddington for a poignant Remembrance Day service this morning.