News and Events

As the Tobacco and Vapes Bill begins its route through the legislative process, the crackdown on illegal vapes and illicit tobacco continues across Cambridgeshire, with further seizures made on Wednesday, 6 November from shops in Whittlesey, March and Chatteris.

Households in Fenland that have not yet responded to the Annual Canvass - a process which ensures the register of electors is up to date - may soon receive a visit from a council official.

March's historic Coronation fountain is set to be reinstalled in Broad Street next week following a programme of refurbishment.

Members of the public are being invited to comment on a draft Neighbourhood Plan for the villages of Wimblington and Stonea to help ensure it reflects the community's aspirations for future development of the area.

The long-anticipated Whittlesey Relief Road project is taking a major step forward as the first public consultation on the scheme is announced.

March's recently revitalised Market Place is set to host its first ever Farmers Fayre this weekend, offering a delightful array of local produce.

A new housing development in Wisbech has been celebrated at a special event marking the first time Fenland District Council has worked with one of the Midland's largest housing associations.

Fenland District Council is looking into the possibility of moving its headquarters in March as part of a review of office space that could bring long-term savings for the taxpayer.

Youngsters from 4th March Brownies enjoyed an educational and fun-filled trip to March Station, where they learned all about safety around the railway.