News and Events

Growing concerns over the concentration of HMOs in Wisbech and their impact on local communities have prompted Fenland District Council to adopt a new planning tool, tightening rules around converting shared properties.

Fenland district councillors have paved the way for an ambitious £23million leisure centre improvement programme after endorsing a new, district-wide 'Fenland Inspire!' investment campaign.

Fenland councillors have agreed to take the next step in a long-held plan to build on a site in Wisbech High Street.

Grants totalling over £55,000 have been awarded from the second round of the Fenland Culture Fund, boosting arts, culture and heritage opportunities across the district.

Fenland residents can now make their homes warmer and save on energy bills with grant funding from Fenland District Council.

Rail passengers and residents are being invited to an afternoon of 'all things railway' when the Hereward Community Rail Partnership holds its latest Meet the Manager event.

Members of the public and local councillors have expressed frustration with the slow pace of work on privately owned historic buildings in Wisbech Market Place.

Volunteers are being sought to help lead a new free sports reminiscence-based group for older people - the latest addition to a programme of free and low-cost exercise and wellbeing classes for all in Fenland.

You're invited to drop in to an event in Wisbech to discuss any concerns you have related to anti-social behaviour.