The independent chairman of the panel that appointed Ray Bisby to be the £7,000 a month acting police and crime commissioner says he "probably wouldn't" be their choice on a more permanent basis.
The police chief who ordered a cold case review of the murder of Rikki Neave has the told the mother of the six year-old victim of his determination to find the killer.
Two South African teachers - who had never met before they began working at the Thomas Clarkson Academy, Wisbech -have discovered they are second cousins.
Cambridgeshire's biggest employer of seasonal workers - G's of Barway - is to create a workers' village on a 28 acre site near Prickwillow to house nearly 600 people.
A former police officer from March - who once famously said of criminals 'I love locking them up' - is tonight behind bars awaiting sentence on child sex charges.
London based Peace Developer and Investment Ltd has snapped up the former gas works site in Chase Street, Wisbech, for £121,000 and hopes for planning permission for 19 two storey homes on the site.
The resurgence by Liberal Democrats in SE Cambridgeshire - having achieved success in May's local and European elections - could pose the biggest threat to the Tories since 2010.
An independent police disciplinary panel has found gross misconduct proven against a former Cambridgeshire police officer for striking a suspect on foot twice with a police car during the same incident, following an Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC) investigation.
The site of a late 19th century house destroyed in a blaze earlier this year is to be used to build a two-storey, four-bedroom home if Fenland Council planners agree.
A hayrick style pavilion to be erected at Wicken Fen Nature Reserve has worried parish councillors who fear extra visitors could pose a traffic danger.
A registered sex offender was jailed for 17 months after police found extreme pornographic images involving and animals and five videos of bestiality on his home
Neighbours say they will oppose a retrospective planning application by a Chatteris businessman for an eight foot high wall that has been built adjoining his home and a private shared car park.
Dad Ben Johnson died instantly on the school run back to his home - on the day he and his partner were to celebrate their daughter Danielle's second birthday.
Conservationists have thrown in the towel and agreed with Fenland District Council that two 18th century Wisbech shops - one listed in 1976 and the other in 1983 - can be demolished.
A record number of volunteers who put pride in their communities and help make Fenland a cleaner place to enjoy were recognised at a special award ceremony.
