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Further hospital cuts could leave residents facing ‘potentially fatal’ journey times
Official ground-breaking at site of new Fenland school as construction starts
Reform win county council seat in by-election called after councillor was disbarred
Green candidate told 'it's not possible' after trying to withdraw from Fens vote
Police dismiss complaint over 'malicious and false' election comments
By-election called after convicted Reform councillor loses county council seat
Road in Fenland town forced shut by sinkhole
Cllr launches open meeting on roads as MP urges pressure with pothole photo plea
Growing pressures for Special Educational Needs is topic of Fenland school visit
Developer currently building hundreds of homes on edge of town wants to build more
Fenland road is more suited to a dinghy than a vehicle say residents
Cambridgeshire Highways detail work carried out to potholes across Fenland town
New indoor golf business looking to explode on to town's leisure scene
Fly tipping near recycling centre caused potentially life-threatening fire
Reform councillor denies making false statement against fellow candidate
Residents pack public meeting to bombard questions over road closure
Anaerobic digester plant wants to increase waste imports
Police investigate Reform councillor's alleged false election comments
Developer blocked from building over 350 new homes on edge of town
'Urgent' roadworks on main road overnight amid safety concerns
'Lives at risk' warns council insider amid plans to cut 'lifeline' service
Warning after fight saw police call for review of Wisbech bar licences
New Gypsy and Traveller homes approved on village edge despite flood risk
Plans to build new homes on former prisoner of war camp rejected
School must pay £5,000 after parking row flares over temporary classrooms
New SEND school hopes to open in September
Mobile classrooms plan for primary school as not enough money to build extension
Thousands of Cambridgeshire parents fined over 'unauthorised' absences
New Wisbech Free School to open in September
Parents still in limbo over new Wisbech school decision
Council supports Ferry Project towards Queen Mary Centre ownership
Mum’s shock as daughter offered school place 46-miles away
Decision looms over controversial incinerator which has sparked Norfolk anger
Community pavilion unveiled at Wisbech Park
New school opens for students with social, emotional and mental health (SEMH) needs
Free home efficiency service launches to help residents save energy with heat pumps
Wisbech adventure playground to re-open
Builder sought for new £900,000 youth centre
Council chief welcomes bus rescue amid uncertain future for some
‘Difficult decisions ahead’ as council faces £28m budget gap next year
20mph speed limit for new residential roads will ‘save lives’
Support available to vulnerable families during October half term
Officials highlight potential health impacts as cost of living increases
Wisbech incinerator a ‘catastrophe’ for town, campaigners say
New service launched to support survivors of domestic abuse
Fears mount after rejection of £1.7m bus rescue plan
Council leader writes to transport minister condemning Stagecoach bus cuts
Council urges government to 'properly fund' adult social care
Cambridgeshire MPs and councillors have their say on Stagecoach cuts
More help soon for families struggling with cost of living
Chief exec says Stagecoach bus cuts are ‘at best hypocritical’
Care company confirms closure of two care homes
Conservative motion for £1.7m funding to halt ‘unfair’ bus cuts rejected
64 council buildings set to have ventilation systems improved