Harry Rutter

A man from Mepal has completed what only a handful of people in the UK have successfully finished, the Abbots Six World Major Marathon.

An Ely tattoo studio has raised more than £3,300 at their Disney-themed charity day in aid of Great Ormond Street Hospital.

A custom Range Rover worth more than £110,000 new has been stolen in a suspected keyless theft in Guyhirn overnight.

We’re on the look out for businesses, which typically employ 10 people or fewer, to enter our Small Business of the Year Award.

A tattoo studio in Ely is offering Disney designs to cartoon fans this Easter Weekend all in aid of Great Ormond Street Hospital.

A Sutton mother-of-two is set to run this year’s Virgin Money London Marathon at the end of this month in aid of Help for Heroes.

History was made after a young man from Littleport reached the final in a hairdressing competition his mum reached 30 years ago.

We’re inviting any company of any size, including sole traders, which have been set up since January 1 2018 to apply for our New Business of the Year Award.

An Ely woman plans to “eliminate the fear of death” in city residents at one of the county’s first ever ‘Death Cafés’.

A shocking piece of video has emerged of two young men risking their lives climbing up and sliding down rooftops near the Horse Fair in Wisbech.

A man wrote off his dad’s luxury Mercedes-Benz car – worth £20,000 – following a cocaine-fuelled police chase in Cambridgeshire, police officers have revealed.

A Fenstanton author has revealed all about his journey from a Kickstarter campaign to selling his book, Lunakita: A Dog Log, at London’s famous Comic Con expo.

If you’re stuck for things to do this Easter, maybe you should consider heading to Sandringham for the annual Craft and Wood Festival to see 15 of the world’s best chainsaw carvers.

A “dedicated” East Cambridgeshire teacher has won an international award in recognition of this work towards promoting internet safety among pupils, parents and staff.

Eagle-eyed readers may have noticed something different about the East Cambridgeshire Business Awards.

Ely Fire Station has claimed the Cambridgeshire top spot in the National Car Wash League after raising more than £1,000 for charity.

An athlete from Waterbeach is appealing to local businesses to advertise on his kit ahead of the Triathlon World Championships held in Switzerland.

Make sure your pick up a copy of the Ely Standard this week as you may see a special message from your child this Mother’s Day.

Rural police officers in Cambridgeshire have successfully recovered a stolen steam roller with the help from state-of-the-art tracking technology.

A type 1 diabetic man from Little Thetford is gearing up to take on this year’s London Marathon in aid of Diabetes UK to “inspire others”.

The birth of River Green five weeks ago has meant great great grandmother Joyce Carroll can pose for a family photograph that spans five generations.

A Cambridgeshire man has been handed a 20-week prison sentence after he lied to police about an accident he had whilst driving his £32,000 Audi S3 sports car.

It may finally be time for Newmarket’s four-screen cinema to get the green light after the council committed more than £200,000 for one last business case.

Previously unseen snaps of a youthful Queen Elizabeth and Prince Philip which were discovered in Daphne du Maurier’s estate are set to go under the hammer in Ely next month.

An Ely man is trying to track down his girlfriend’s brand new £300 bicycle after it was stolen from where she was working this afternoon in the city.

Entering a business awards can often be a daunting task but it doesn’t have to be.

A Cottenham woman is running this year’s Virgin Money London Marathon in memory of her late cousin who died from cardiomyopathy when he was in his 30s.

A new clinic has opened in Cambridgeshire to offer support for couples who have experienced a previous stillbirth and are expecting another baby.

The High Sheriff for Cambridgeshire Dr Andy Harter, along with his wife Lily Bacon, aims to raise £5,000 for charity before the end of his year-long role in the county.

Police in Cambridgeshire have announced that they will be conducting “reassurance patrols” at mosques across the county following the harrowing shootings in New Zealand.