News and Events

Fenland District Council has maintained its strong objection to the proposed Wisbech incinerator after the Secretary of State deciding the plan asked for an updated position on a specific aspect.

Three Fenland residents have each been given £400 penalties after paying bogus traders to take away rubbish that was later found illegally dumped.

Fenland District Council wants to make residents aware of a new consultation launched by National Grid on its plans for a new overhead power line and pylons that pass through the Fens, and substation on the district boundary.

A local volunteering group has issued a New Year plea, urging additional volunteers to come forward and help keep the group running.

Fenland District Council leaders have thanked those who helped residents affected by flooding in the wake of Storm Henk.

There's still time to sign up for free wellbeing kickboxing sessions where pads and punchbags will be used in a fun and friendly exercise class.

Free taster sessions are being held to launch new exercise sessions for older people in Fenland.

A year after cutting its portion of the council tax by two per cent, Fenland District Council is now proposing to freeze its element of the council tax over the next 12 months, to further support its residents.

Who do you know who goes to great lengths to support others, has fundraised for charity, volunteers tirelessly or has done something remarkable for someone else?