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.
June's packed programme of free and low cost exercise and wellbeing sessions in Fenland
A new free wellbeing walk for grandparents and grandchildren is the latest offer in a packed programme of free and low-cost exercise and wellbeing sessions in Fenland.
Whittlesey By-Elections to be held on same day as General Election
A town and district councillor has stepped down from Fenland District Council and Whittlesey Town Council, triggering two by-elections on the same day as the UK Parliamentary General Election on Thursday 4 July.
Concerns raised over illegal advertising of Botox treatments in Fenland salons
Fenland beauty clinics are being reminded that it is illegal for Botox treatments to be advertised to the public after concerns were raised with Fenland District Council.
Hereward Community Rail Partnership hosts 'Try the Train' trip for local guides and brownies group
Youngsters from 1st Doddington Guides and Brownies enjoyed a 'Try the Train' trip this week, boosting their knowledge and confidence to travel by rail.
Wisbech Splashpad opens for summer season
Wisbech Splashpad reopens for the summer season on Saturday 25 May - just in time for the long Bank Holiday weekend.
Whittlesea Railway Station £3m investment moves forward
The delivery of a £3million programme of enhancements at Whittlesea railway station was approved by Fenland District Council's Cabinet on Monday (20 May).
£20 million investment for Wisbech is a real opportunity
"Twenty million pounds under local control to achieve many of the things that I'm sure local residents in Wisbech want to see achieved."
Council Chairman reappointed for second year
Fenland District Council has appointed Cllr Nick Meekins as Chairman of the Council for a second consecutive year.
Benwick volunteers preserve memory of historic village landmark
Volunteers in Benwick have completed yet another community project in the village, with the unveiling of a miniature replica of St Mary's Church - nearly 40 years after landmark's demolition.
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