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People across England and Wales are being urged to download the NHS COVID-19 app to help control the spread of coronavirus and protect themselves and their loved ones as case numbers rise.

Businesses which are now required by law to ask customers for their contact details for Test and Trace purposes have been urged to play their part in beating coronavirus by Director of Public Health for Cambridgeshire, Doctor Liz Robin.

Rough sleepers in Fenland who have been housed during the coronavirus pandemic will be helped to stay in accommodation thanks to funding secured by Fenland District Council.

Fenland residents have the chance to make their homes cosier and save money on their energy bills thanks to grant funding from Fenland District Council.

Fenland residents now have the opportunity to join together to buy and install solar panels at a competitive price.

Fenland District Council welcomed a grant of over £200,000 towards developing a pavilion in Wisbech Park.

Businesses affected by the coronavirus pandemic are urged to apply for two government grants before the final deadline.

Heritage fans will be able to step back in time from the comfort of their own home next month when unseen photos of Wisbech go on virtual display as part of Heritage Open Days.

Freedom Leisure have reviewed their Learn to Swim programme sessions in order to safely welcome users back to their facilities in the future.