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.
Temporary toilets for March as town centre regeneration continues
Work will begin imminently on the removal of the existing toilet block in March town centre to allow further progress on the multi-million redevelopment of the riverside and Broad Street.
Thank you to supporters of Fenland Christmas events
A big thank you goes to everyone involved in supporting Christmas events in Fenland this year.
Council delighted to fund recent Firebreak courses in Wisbech
A group of Fenland youngsters have been benefitting from fire service training to help develop team working skills, increase self-esteem and confidence and understanding the consequences of risk taking decision making.
All aboard for Hereward Line's latest Meet the Manager event
Rail passengers can talk directly with rail managers and community rail representatives during the latest 'Meet the Manager' event next week.
Residents supported at Beat Your Bills event
Residents were offered advice and information on beating their bills this winter at their village coffee morning.
Emergency cold weather support available to rough sleepers
Emergency support is available to rough sleepers in Fenland during the current cold snap to ensure no-one has to sleep outside.
Special offers at Fenland leisure centres to mark five years of Freedom Leisure partnership
Free leisure centre day passes and a special offer for new members are available for a limited period across Fenland in celebration of five years of management by Freedom Leisure.
New Wisbech Park community pavilion nears completion
Wisbech Park's new community pavilion is taking shape as construction work on the eagerly anticipated facility nears completion.
Fenland businesses urged to bid for grants totalling £400k
Business owners and people with a plan for a new start-up in Fenland can apply for a slice of a grant pot totalling £400,000.