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Fenland District Council has once again been reaccredited with the Cabinet Office's prestigious Customer Service Excellence (CSE) Standard following an annual inspection.

Fenland District Council has introduced a new way to pay for Council services, giving residents more choice and convenience when paying their bills.

Plans to create new car parks at Manea and Whittlesea railway stations have taken a step closer to fruition with the appointment of a specialist contractor to develop the schemes

Work is pressing ahead with three key highway schemes identified as part of the Wisbech Access Strategy - two of which are due to start construction in Winter 2020/21. The schemes aim to reduce congestion to support future housing and job growth for the town.

Local residents are being reminded not to lose their voice on decisions that affect them by making sure their household details are up to date.

Last night (Monday, 29th June) Fenland District Council was made aware of serious allegations made on 50 Backpacks' Facebook page about Cllr Steve Tierney and Fenland District Council.

A new development for retail and residential use could now be built at 'The Gap' in Wisbech High Street after major legal issues previously preventing a permanent building from being built have been successfully resolved by Fenland District Council.

On Wednesday 24 June, Fenland District Council publicised a press release highlighting the good work relating to rough sleepers: Life after lockdown: Rough sleepers rehoused during pandemic find settled homes. We have seen a number of inaccurate, negative, posts on social media and thought it would be helpful to publish the following Explanatory Statement.

Fenland District Council is being asked to agree further financial support for Freedom Leisure to help Fenland's leisure centres bounce back following the lockdown period.