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Dog owners are being urged to stay vigilant after 17 dogs and puppies were stolen from homes and kennels across the county.

A young boy from Ely who was fed up of seeing overhanging brambles and stinging nettles on his walk to school decided to clear the path himself.

An a-maze-ing tribute has been paid to NHS heroes and carers working on the frontline amid the ongoing coronavirus pandemic by Skylark Garden Centre.

An east Cambs photographer has raised hundreds of pounds for a children’s charity after reviving her business during the coronavirus lockdown.

Police have made 11 drink-driving arrests across Cambridgeshire since pubs reopened just five days ago amid the ongoing coronavirus pandemic.

More than £33,500 has been raised for a Cambridgeshire hospice charity during a virtual walk supported by almost 300 people during lockdown.

A Wisbech man has been appointed chief executive officer of Hughes Electrical after he joined the company at the Fen town’s store as a teenager 21 years ago.

Two east Cambridgeshire poets have had their work transformed into comic book-style illustrations after they both won an arts competition.

There is now an opportunity to nominate names of coronavirus heroes to be hand-written on the special ‘Thank U NHS’ Duxford Spitfire.

Education leads across the region’s councils are working to ensure schools are safe for all year groups to return to class in September amid the coronavirus pandemic.

The dates are set and the venue is confirmed, it’s that time of the year again where we introduce all the categories for this year’s East Cambridgeshire Business Awards.

Plans to ‘unlock crucial funding’ for Ely and Soham have had the green light to progress from East Cambridgeshire District Council (ECDC).

Residents in parts of Cambridgeshire were treated to special ‘Thank You NHS’ Spitfire flyover to mark the 72nd birthday of the National Health Service.

Residents in east Cambridgeshire are being urged to vote on two new outdoor art projects set to take place in Ely this October.

Addenbrooke’s Charitable Trust are launching a virtual challenge to support the Cambridgeshire hospital to mark the 72nd anniversary of the NHS.

An east Cambridgeshire infant school still ‘requires improvement’, say Ofsted – but child behaviour and development is ‘good’.

An east Cambridgeshire preschool has lost its ‘outstanding’ Ofsted rating and now ‘requires improvement’, according to the education watchdog.

Talented woodwork enthusiasts from across the region are being urged to apply for a new TV series for a major UK broadcaster.

A very special ‘Thank you NHS’ Spitfire plane will fly over the region at the weekend to mark the 72nd birthday of the National Health Service.

People can view Mayor James Palmer’s options to improve the A10 stretch from Ely to Cambridge in a virtual road trip amid the coronavirus pandemic.

Highway improvements for the expansion of the Lancaster Way Business Park in east Cambridgeshire will start in two weeks.

A man has been reported for driving without due care after admitting he was not paying attention and was “in a rush” before crashing on the A10.

One of the region’s most popular senior army cadet padres has decided it is time to hang up his uniform and has retired after 12 years of service.

A man was caught on camera smashing his way into a Fenland scrap metal business using a fire extinguisher before helping himself to cash.

The body of a woman, aged between 50 and 70, was discovered in the River Nene at the weekend in what police are describing as an “unexplained” incident.

More than 200 hand-painted rocks – decorated with images of the likes of Aretha Franklin and Martin Luther King – were laid in support of Black Lives Matter.

Wicksteed Park has received an emergency lifeline from the National Lottery after facing financial woes due to the ongoing coronavirus pandemic.

Nurses from a Cambridgeshire hospital have appeared on London’s Piccadilly Circus big screen as part of a campaign to honour NHS staff.

A Cambridgeshire arts festival, which was set to be cancelled due to coronavirus but is returning virtually, has received support from a well-known TV celebrity.

An online appeal to save Britain’s oldest theme park – popular with families in Cambridgeshire – has raised more than £120,000.