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See the latest Fenland District Council news, events and press releases below. You can also keep up-to-date on FacebookTwitterLinkedIn and with our digital newsletter The Fenlander.

Council partners with new HIA to enhance support for vulnerable residents

Fenland District Council has partnered with a new home improvement agency to boost services aimed at helping residents continue to live safely and independently in their homes.

Huge line-up of fun and attractions for St George's Festival 2024

Street performers, live entertainment, stalls, amusements, crafts, street food and fun will fill March town on Sunday, April 21, for the 2024 St George's Festival.

New walking and cycling map for Manea

The fifth in a series a walking and cycling maps for Fenland has been launched, encouraging people to explore the charming village of Manea.

Council seeks judicial review of Wisbech incinerator decision

Fenland District Council has made an application for judicial review of the secretary of state's decision to award development consent for the proposed Wisbech incinerator.

Temporary roundabout installation open in March from Thursday 28 March

A temporary roundabout will open in March town centre this week, as the Broad Street regeneration contractor continues to work on schedule.

The 16 businesses that got a £5k grant from Rural England Prosperity Fund

Sixteen Fenland businesses were awarded £5,000 each after successfully applying for a Rural England Prosperity Fund grant.

Hannah Teasdale awarded 2024 Fenland Poet Laureate honour

Poet Hannah Teasdale has described the moment she was named the 2024 Fenland Poet Laureate as nothing short of "surreal".

Council putting 'every effort' into incinerator fight

Fenland District Council is 'expending all possible energies on reviewing the Secretary of State's decision to allow the development of an incinerator in Wisbech', its Leader has said.

Amazing stories of bravery and selflessness at Pride in Fenland Awards

Sisters aged nine and ten who've dialed 999 numerous times to save their diabetic mum and a dedicated octogenarian who has spent decades running her chapel - and still varnishes the floors herself - were among those recognised as Fenland's finest at an awards ceremony.

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