Extra health precautions were put in place tonight at Ely College after some of the students returning from a skiing trip to northern Italy became ill.
Ruth Neave, the mother of murdered schoolboy Rikki Neave, spoke of being "overwhelmed" and "totally numb" after a suspect was arrested and charged with her son's murder.
Fenland Council says upgrading all 71 CCTV cameras - and moving to a new shared control unit in Peterborough - is saving money and improving the quality of images.
He's an Old Etonian, a multi-millionaire, prone to political gaffes, and described by one commentator as being "on indefinite secondment from the mid-18th century".
Newly appointed Chief Secretary to the Treasury and NE Cambs MP Steve Barclay picked tonight, coincidentally, to host a celebration party for his key constituency workers following the General Election.
Topping up police coffers to allow them to put more PCSOs on the streets of Wisbech, March, Chatteris and Whittlesey, is being considered by Fenland Council.
Former March publican Nigel Marsh described his prosecution by Fenland Council for hygiene breaches at his former pub as the culmination of a lengthy vendetta "to run me out of town".
A man who tried to end a relationship was attacked with a carving knife after his former partner had earlier screamed at him over the phone "I will kill you".
The driver of an Audi A3 was "very lucky" after he walked away unscathed when his car careered into a dyke on the A1101 between Littleport and Welney today (Monday).
Only 0.0070769230769231 per cent of the population of Cambridgeshire responded to an online survey by the county council inviting views on council tax rises.
A High Court judge today rejected a £7m breach of contract dispute brought by March businessman Bruce Smith against Sainsbury's in what became known as a 'supermarketgate'.
Chinese investors have entered into a partnership with Wisbech Grammar School in a move that will secure its 600-year-old history, guarantee its future and provide additional cash for bursaries for state school pupils.
Motorists who delayed or refused to pay fixed penalty notices for overstaying their welcome in Ely car parks have each been handed fines and costs totalling up to £252.
Furious event organiser Rosa Hopkin says there is 'no way, ever' she would re book comedian Jim Davidson after he verbally trashed the club, the town, and the residents of March.
Comedian Jim Davidson caused fury by comparing - unfavourably -his sell out show at the GER Club in March to the 1970s TV show the Wheeltappers and Shunters Club.
The future of a marquee used by a village pub hangs in the balance after council officials recommended it be removed for causing "significant and demonstrable harm".
