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Burwell, one of only 7 out of 243 Cambridgehsire parishes who have chosen to opt out of the council weed treatment programme. Controlling weeds
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Burwell, one of only 7 out of 243 Cambridgehsire parishes who have chosen to opt out of the council weed treatment programme. Controlling weeds
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UK's biggest solar farm approved for east of England (Click on image for larger version)
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Ambulance service declares highest alert levelEEAST's medical director says crews are "stretched to the limit" by an "unprecedented level" of calls.
MBE for RAF veteran known as town's 'Poppy Man'George Kelly, 101, is appointed MBE for voluntary services to the Royal British Legion.
MK Dons get set to make football fun for womenMK Dons want women to sign up for fun football sessions run by recreational officer Sophie Radburn.
Man seriously injured in multi-car collisionPolice, paramedics, firefighters and an air ambulance crew are responding to the incident.
Recovering DJ Spoony thanks 'amazing' NHS staffThe radio presenter breaks down as he thanks Addenbrooke's Hospital staff for "looking after me".
The East landmarks granted listed status in 2024Among those recognised are a 20th Century Cambridge college building, a show home and a lake inspired by Peter Pan's author.
Repair cafes: 'If we can fix it, it's a good thing'Volunteer repairers help a community do their bit for the planet - and their pockets.
Very strong winds expected to cause disruptionA warning is in place for Wednesday as low pressure systems move across the country.
The women who have become the Breast of FriendsCo-founder Caroline Sturman says supporting women with the disease is "an honour and a privilege".
Williams to leave Cambridge director of rugby roleRichie Williams is to leave his role as Cambridge director of rugby after six years in charge at the Championship club.
Cambridge 'don't feel like a bottom-four club'Boss Garry Monk insists Cambridge United "don't feel like a bottom-four team" after a late equaliser earns them a draw at promotion-chasing Wrexham.