Here’s why you should enter the commercial business in the community award category in the 2019 Fenland Enterprise Business Awards, according to the team at Metalcraft, who took home the title last year.
A teenage burglar who was caught in the act by the victim’s home security system being activated has been sent to a young offender institution for more than two years.
Here’s why you should enter the business person of the year category in the 2019 Fenland Enterprise Business Awards, according to Shaun Hindle, of the College of West Anglia, who took home the title last year.
Fast-paced and deliberately confusing, Rough Crossing is a challenging watch but worth sticking it out for the witty, self referential performances from its small cast.
A video of a woman lying in March High Street, as her boyfriend shields her for protection, has been viewed more than 80,000 times following an alleged attack in the town in the early hours of Sunday.
Eight members of March Athletic Club travelled to Manchester at the weekend to take part in the 26.2 mile marathon, with two achieving personal best Andrew
Have you ever seen a dinosaur training a clown to run a marathon? Well, that’s what what you would have stumbled across this morning at West End Park in March...
Like a hot cup of tea on a cold rainy day, Fisherman’s Friends is the heartwarming and quintessentially British movie that the country needs in the midst of the Brexit blues.
Roads in March, Wisbech, Whittlesey and Littleport are to be repaired this month as part of Cambridgeshire County Council’s £4.1 million programme of work.
Join Jerome at the Wisbech Angles Theatre as he recounts the hilarious story of his boating holiday along the River Thames with his two companions and Montmorency the dog.
Former EastEnders star John Partridge leads the cast of Tom Stoppard’s rarely performed comedy Rough Crossing, which is at the Cambridge Arts Theatre from Monday 8 to Saturday 13 April.
West Walton ladies group the Fenland Belles are holding a comedy cabaret evening at the village hall with ventriliquist Richard Whymark and Sean ‘The Banjo Man’ Moyses on Saturday April 6.
Nine police cars, four fire engines, two ambulances and an air ambulance were called to a serious collision between two cars and a lorry on the A17 near Sutton Bridge.
