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MP grills Parliament over fish deaths in dyke
Steve Barclay asks the government why no-one has been taken to court after about 900 fish died.
Strictly star hails wonderful hospital charity
Anton Du Beke is among the people celebrating the charity based at Addenbrooke's Hospital.
New permanent community centre completed in town
The town's mayor says the facility "marks a turning page in the story of Northstowe".
Teens named as fatal river crash search continues
The families of the missing teen, and of a girl whose body has been found, are devastated.
Driver fed up with potholes takes route to court
Retired construction manager Derek Bennett takes on the local council over "dire" roads.
Plans submitted for new town's first supermarket
Lidl says 96% of people who took part in an online survey were supportive of the plans.
Your Voice – on your local BBC
Tell your local BBC team about the issues you would like to see them investigate.
'Childbirth left me traumatised, but now I have my life back'
Heather says since receiving support she is living "a life I once thought was impossible".
Council and university heat network may cost £121m
The universities of Cambridge and Anglia Ruskin are considering connection to a heat pump network.
Young poets sought as Latitude Festival turns 20
Six finalists will get the chance to read their work from the festival's Waterfront Stage in July.
Stories of black US airmen in East Anglia explored
Black USAF hears first-hand stories from people whose lives were impacted by the soldiers.
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