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.
Accessing our services over Christmas and New Year
Christmas and New Year will see some differences in our opening hours and service availability.
New service offers help and hope to people who are struggling to work due to health barriers
People in Fenland who are struggling to work due to health barriers can access a new free support programme to get the help they need.
More than 200 older people presented with donated gifts at Fenland Golden Age event
More than 200 older adults got a wrapped donated Christmas gift as well as information on opportunities, services and support available to them at the latest Fenland District Council Golden Age event.
Free event for Fenland landlords: Expert advice on Awaab's Law, tackling damp and mould and retrofitting
Landlords from Fenland are being invited to a free information event to find out how to prepare for upcoming changes to Awaab's Law and effectively tackle damp and mould in their rented properties.
March City Road car park closure for third-party event
Fenland District Council's March City Road car park and lorry park will be closed on Sunday, December 22, from noon to 8.30pm for Fenland Farmers' sleigh and tractor run event.
Wisbech Christmas Fayre cancelled due to safety concerns
It is with great regret that we have had to make the difficult decision to cancel Wisbech Christmas Fayre, which was due to take place on Sunday 8th December 2024
Grants of up to £25,000 to improve public buildings
Parish councils and village and rurally based community groups in Fenland can apply for grant funding for projects that improve energy efficiency of public buildings or increase access to public or low carbon transport.
Fenland Poet Laureate Award launches for 2025
The 2025 Fenland Poet Laureate Award and Young Fenland Poet Laureate Award are now open for entries!
Woman sentenced for "shocking" neglect of 21 animals
A woman who admitted neglecting 21 animals in her care, causing them "unimaginable suffering", has been sentenced following an investigation and animal rescue involving police, council and partners.
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