Cambridgeshire

A youth club which opens two evenings a week has been handed almost £1,000 by South Kesteven District Council, so the youngsters can get along to more sessions.

The former leader of Peterborough City Council is seeking a political comeback.

A dinner helped raise £500 for the chosen charities of Mayor of Peterborough Cllr Chris Ash.

Fulbridge Road is closed in Peterborough from the A47 towards Paston and Gunthorpe.

MP for Peterborough Fiona Onasanya has promised to share her thoughts on her constituents’ issues after again vowing to continue the legal fight to clear her name.

The Peterborough Conservative association has overwhelmingly supported a motion for the UK to leave the EU next week.

Firstly, thank you to readers who have collected aluminium cans, helping Rotary gather together materials to build hospital helipads. Remember, it takes just one million “tinnies” to build a helipad, and tons end up in landfill each day (writes Rotary’s Janet Cooke).

A Peterborough team has been named National Childbirth Trust (NCT) Team of the Year at the charity’s national Stars Awards.

Here’s another look back at Queen’s Drive Infant School in Peterborough during the mid-1980s. I do hope readers have enjoyed my “trilogy”, writes columnist Chris “Paramedic Paparazzo” Porsz.

A range of fun events took place at the weekend as the Deepings, Bourne and Stamford supported the national high street celebration day.

A florist who started selling blooms on a Peterborough street as a young teen has closed his shop for the final time after more than three decades in the city.

A s I get older the simple things in life become far more appealing – a quiet night in watching the telly, a decent cup of coffee at one of the many Peterborough cafés – a tasty beer in a bar or pub and, perhaps most important of all, a good sit down (writes Peterborough Civic Society’s Toby Wood)!

There are delays on the A1 of 40 minutes around Peterborough and Stamford this afternoon.

A woman has died following a collision on the A1 at Wansford on Sunday, March 10.

This Sunday (March 24) is National Equestrian Safety Day and Cambridgeshire police is raising awareness to make sure the county’s horse riders, motorists and cyclists stay safe on the roads this year.

You can catch True British Mayhem blasting out their blend of punk and rock n roll at the Yard of Ale on Saturday and an acoustic set from Rob Bull (Children of the Revolution) on Sunday at The Frothblowers in Werrington on a packed weekend for Peterborough’s pubs, clubs and bars.

Officers are appealing for information following reports of an aggravated burglary in Great Whyte, Ramsey, on Wednesday at about 10.50pm.