News and Events

Older people can access advice on services and support available to them at events across Fenland for the 20th year running - as the Golden Age initiative marks its anniversary.

Businesses in Fenland will have the chance to access grants of between £5,000 and £75,000 to grow and increase employment opportunities in the district.

Local youngsters who spent their half-term exploring Whittlesey were treated to a surprise as a new visitor appeared along the Whittlesey Heritage Walk.

For the past four years Fenland District Council has frozen its portion of the council tax bill to reduce the financial burden on residents. Now, the authority is set to go even further amid the cost-of-living crisis, by proposing to cut its element of the council tax bill by 2%.

Less than four years ago, Dee Ucuncu had such a weight problem she struggled to walk.

A new walking and cycling map is now available for Wisbech, to help residents and visitors make the most of local routes that can be enjoyed on foot or by bike.

The first of a string of multi-million pound projects to transform and futureproof March town centre is now well under way.

Fenland residents who live in social and privately rented housing are being reminded that they can seek help from Fenland District Council if mould issues are not resolved by their landlords.

The closing date is approaching on the first phase of consultation on Anglian Water and Cambridge Water proposals to build a new reservoir in the Fens.