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.

New free social and fitness sessions in Fenland - July 2025
New sessions have been added to a programme of free and low-cost social and activity classes and events in Fenland.

Thousands turned out for Chatteris Midsummer Festival 2025
Thousands of visitors enjoyed Chatteris Midsummer Festival 2025.

Community heroes of all ages celebrated at Pride in Fenland 2025
The community heroes of Fenland were recognised at the latest Pride in Fenland awards ceremony on Wednesday (June 25).

Grants of up to £10,000 for community projects
Applications are invited for grants of up to £10,000 to support community groups with projects with environmental benefits.

Record breaking turnout at Golden Age event for over 60s
A record-breaking number of visitors attended the latest Fenland Golden Age event, and the date for the next event is already set.

New Fenland arts and culture project launches thanks to £420,000 in Arts Council funding
The Fenland Place Partnership, a consortium of local arts and cultural organisations, has announced that it has secured more than £400,000 in funding from Arts Council England to launch a new £1m cultural programme across Fenland.

Parents beware unlicensed prom drivers
With prom season upon us, we're warning parents that if they're hiring transport, to ensure vehicles and drivers are properly licensed.

Discover new places and new faces - for free - with Fenland's new Travel Buddies project
Fenland District Council is encouraging older residents to take advantage of an exciting opportunity to explore the local area, meet new people, and gain confidence using public transport - all completely free of charge.

Have your say on plans for the future of local councils
Communities across Cambridgeshire and Peterborough are being given an opportunity to have their say on a once in a generation opportunity to shape the future of local government.