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

Giant sunflower mosaic blossoms at March Station thanks to community rail partnership with charity
A stunning sunflower mosaic crafted by students from charity FACET has found a new home at March Station, thanks to the Hereward Community Rail Partnership (CRP) and Greater Anglia.
Fenland residents getting well for work with WorkWell
More than 350 people have now accessed a free Fenland support service for people who are struggling to work due to their mental or physical health.

Three options announced for council reorganisation plans
Council leaders have announced they have identified 3 preferred options for creating new unitary councils across Cambridgeshire and Peterborough.

Firms urged to bid for grants after more than £1million awarded
Businesses across Fenland have been awarded grants totalling more than £1 million to create jobs and grow - and more funds are now available.

Don't miss Chatteris Midsummer Festival
A packed weekend of fun and entertainment is planned for Chatteris Midsummer Festival.

Work begins on new public toilets in March
Work is now underway on the construction of new public toilets in March, marking another step in the town centre regeneration.

Whittlesey Relief Road feasibility study published as Council approves next steps for further work
Fenland District Council has agreed to progress the next phase of the Whittlesey Relief Road project, including sourcing £220,000 of extra funding required to complete more detailed work.
Plans for new sports areas move forward
Plans for new sports play areas in Fenland are being pushed forward following a decision by Fenland District Council's Cabinet on Monday (May 19).

New Chairman elected for Fenland District Council
Wisbech councillor Nick Meekins received a special memento when he stepped down as Chairman of Fenland District Council after two years in office.