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Government leaders visited March town centre last week to hear for themselves the exciting progress being made on the town's transformational Future High Streets Fund work.

The final four cherry trees gifted to Fenland to celebrate the friendship between Japan and the UK have been planted in Wisbech Park.

A medieval tile maker will be demonstrating the traditional craft and talking about tiles with historical connections to Wisbech at an online heritage talk later this month.

Cherry blossoms are set to bloom in parks, gardens, and communities across Fenland thanks to the gift of 24 trees as part of the Sakura Cherry Tree Project.

Work to bring full fibre connectivity within reach of thousands of homes and businesses in March gets underway today (10 January) as CityFibre, the UK's largest independent full fibre platform, breaks ground on a new infrastructure rollout that will futureproof the town's digital needs for generations to come.

Residents are being invited to share their views on how Fenland District Council plans to serve the district and manage its finances over the next 12 months.

Fenland District Council's 'Team of the Year' has been praised for helping the district buck the national trend for the amount of waste recycled in 2020/21.

During the Christmas and New Year holidays there will be changes to Fenland District Council services, with reduced contact centre opening hours and customer service appointment availability as well as changes to normal waste and recycling collection days.

Fenland's railway stations have welcomed new arrivals to their platforms thanks to community rail funding.