The Local Newspaper

Devastated grandparents have slammed a woodland charity for chopping down trees dedicated to their loved ones.

CAMBRIDGE pub The Zebra will be turned into 16 student flats, Cambridge First understands.

FLOWERS were laid at the side of the Sixteen Foot drain, and Chinese lanterns were set off to mark Angel Day - the fourth anniversary of the accident in which nine year old Charlotte Walker lost her life, after the car she was travelling in left the road, and car plunged into the water near Bedlam Bridge.

A ROW broke out when shop fitters dumped two discarded fridge units on a disabled parking bay in Chatteris town centre, leaving disabled Manea councillor Ian Woodard without a disabled parking spot.

A RIVERSIDE property being blamed for a rat infestation in March is the home of a reclusive woman who refuses to allow visitors to enter, according to a neighbour in West End.

CAMBRIDGE could have a “lost generation” of children if funding cuts to sixth form colleges continue, a teacher has warned.

MARCH Town United has secured its biggest result of the season - an out of court settlement which will safeguard the football club’s future.

A DRAMATIC drop in GCSE results at three Fenland schools has been blamed on disruption caused by the £100 million Building Schools for the Future programme.

Protesters gathered outside Long Road Sixth Form to speak out against college cuts that will lead to a lost generation of young people.

Engineers will not know until late tomorrow whether works to fix a gas leak on Cambridges ring road were successful.

PATIENTS who have been requested to have a blood test by their GP will be able to have a sample taken at Cambridge’s Sainsbury’s store in Coldhams Lane from Monday.

A BEER festival is underway in Cambridge to celebrate a family-run pub’s 30th birthday.

HUNDREDS of people are expected to gather at Wisbech Town FC on Sunday when it hosts the funeral service for one of its most capped players.

A family-run pub in Cambridge has 7,000 beers to shift as part of its 30th birthday celebrations.

Delays are being caused on the A14 eastbound owing to a broken down vehicle.

Pancakes were flipped across the county yesterday, as Cambridge MP Julian Huppert made the most of his skills in a charity race.

Arsonists have set fire to a house in Cambridge.

Cambridge's Royal Mail sorting office is under threat of closure with nearly 200 jobs on the line, the News can reveal

A HOUSE was set on fire in Cambridge yesterday.

The life of a pianist who became embroiled in a huge musical scam is to be captured in a BBC film.