The wife of long-standing councillor David Pope has spoken of her feelings after her husband lost his political career, his reputation and his council seat.
More than 400,000 tonnes of waste from across Cambridgeshire is sorted, recycled and disposed of at the Amey plant in Waterbeach every year - but in the next 15 years there will be a shortage of landfill space.
If you head to Coates in the run up to Christmas you'll see something rather unusual - a combine harvester illuminated in neon green lights with three silver reindeer perched on its roof.
Hidden in the first half of the annual Christmas concert on December 14 in Littleport is a tune never before played by a brass band anywhere or at any time.
Three workmen returning home to Wisbech became a Fenland river rescue squad when they pulled a disabled woman from her car that had gone into the river.
A Chatteris drug dealer who tried to hide in a hedge after throwing his shoulder bag full of cannabis, MDMA, cocaine and cash away has been given a two-year suspended sentence.
A March care worker who sprayed a dementia sufferer in the face with water for 30 seconds while she screamed and cried has been banned from working with vulnerable people.
A second group of teenagers from a Fenland school have been trained to be 'YOPEY Befrienders' and make friends with elderly people living in a March care home.
"Brexit will be terrible for people in Fenland," says Rupert Moss-Eccardt, who is the Liberal Democrat candidate for North East Cambridgeshire in the upcoming General Election.
Improving transport links, investing in local health services and increasing funding for schools and local sports groups are Brexit Secretary Steve Barclay's main aims ahead of the general election.
Staff at Whitemoor where London Bridge attacker Usman Khan had most recently been an inmate, say he would have known his victim Jack Merritt leading them to be believe it was a targeted attack.
A Wisbech couple returning from holiday discovered that land behind their garden fence had been used as a temporary camp site with excrement, litter, waste food and clothes left behind.
No one wants to talk about incontinence, but a Wisbech company is offering a discreet and personal service to ensure sufferers can buy the best products for their individual condition.
An accident near the North Cambs Hospital in Wisbech which has caused life threatening injuries to a pedestrian has meant vehicles cannot access or leave the site.
