Sarah Cliss

A government watchdog has found a service that provides mental health care to those in crisis needs to improve.

“Judging is an honour and a privilege, and something I look forward to”: that is the verdict of one judge in the Fenland Citizen Business Awards.

With the Fenland Citizen Business Awards evening fast approaching it’s time to think about those extra tickets you might want for our gala night.

Fenland Council is considering “all avenues” in a bid to pressure owners of an eye-sore building in Wisbech to act.

The judging panel in the Fenland Citizen Business Awards 2025 has been busily out and about meeting our finalists and choosing their category winners.

March Library is hosting a unique event for people of all ages to use arts, and crafts to imagine what the town might look like in 30 years’ time.

March will be lit up for Christmas this December – but how the switch-on event will look is up in the air.

Wisbech fun fair will be relocated to the Church Terrace car park following a public consultation – with the first being held there later this month.

Local business owners shortlisted in the Fenland Citizen Business Awards have been looking forward to the next round of the judging process.

Community heroes who go above and beyond to make their town a better place were recognised at a special awards ceremony on Saturday.