Stuie Delf has been congratulated for his outstanding fundraising efforts by Captain Tom Moore

Cambridgeshire County Council has outlined plans to begin re-opening libraries and archives from July 4.

Aerial photographer Geoff Soden has taken some stunning shots of the landscape around Huntingdon.

“It is a good idea to wear face coverings in shops and on public transport,” - Dr Liz Robin, public health director in Cambridgeshire.

“This is an issue that is not going to go away, but we’re not going to go away either,” - Samuel Sweek.

Police have today (June 5) reunited two stolen dogs with their rightful owners following a warrant in Willingham.

Kane Mitchell and Lucci Smith have been remanded in custody and will appear in court again on June 4.

Council leader warns that recent relaxation of lockdown rules changes things “only very slightly”.

“Organised crime and drug dealing has not stopped during lockdown and neither have we,” - Superintendent James Sutherland,

The Trust which runs Hinchingbrooke and Peterborough City hospitals has had an overwhelming response to its ‘Letters from Loved Ones’ initiative, since it launched in April.

Teachers’ unions and the Government’s scientific advisers are still at loggerheads as to whether it is safe to reopen schools in England, but we want to know what you think.

Drugs worth thousands of pounds were part of a police haul in a sleepy Cambridgeshire village after police issued eight warrants.

Traffic management plans in place to deal with the huge numbers of people expected to visit household recycling centres.

A medical director for the Trust that runs Hinchingbrooke Hospital joined the team on B14 ward at Peterborough City Hospital last week to care for patients with Covid-19.

A man who was convicted of the murder of a Sawtry schoolgirl has today been jailed for “horrific” crimes which took place in the 1980s.

The Trust that runs Hinchingbrooke Hospital is urging people to continue to visit A&E departments if they need help after seeing a sharp decline in attendance.

The Cambridgeshire and Peterborough branch of Age UK has produced a video to tell is coronavirus pandemic story.

“These private parking companies are as bad, if not worse, than the old clamping companies.”

Ikea says new facility will respond to “current retail trends”.

The Mick George Group is providing support for a new coronavirus testing facility in Cambridge.

A major long-term study that will track the spread of Covid-19 in the general population - including antibody testing - has been launched today.

There’s no denying the fact Captain Thomas Moore has captured the hearts and minds of a nation.

A drug dealer who was found in a caravan with a block of cocaine worth more than £10,000 and other drugs hidden in a chocolate tub has been jailed.

This is the latest figure according to information on the North West Anglia NHS Foundation Trust website.

Fire crews across the county will soon be benefitting from a new training facility in Huntingdon following approval from councillors.

Cambridgeshire Constabulary has issued a reminder about staying at home this weekend as temperatures are set to rise.

A man who claimed he had coronavirus before spitting at police officers has been jailed.

A consultant in emergency medicine at Hinchingbrooke Hospital - who has recovered from coronavirus - has shared his story with The Hunts Post in a bid to urge the public to stay at home.

Organisers of the Cambridge Folk Festival have announced that this year’s event will not be going ahead due to concerns over the coronavirus.

The Prime Minister will write to every UK household in the UK to urge them to stay at home, protect the NHS and save lives.