Rebekah Chilvers

1 week ago | fenlandcitizen.co.uk | Rebekah Chilvers

In her first monthly column, Rebekah Chilvers talks through her birth experience. There may be details that some people find upsetting. It’s hard to know where to start when talking about the last month or so since I went on maternity leave. My life has been altered forever after the arrival of our beautiful daughter Clara early this month. But before she made her entrance into the world, we had a couple of weeks of wondering if she would come ahead of her due date.

2 weeks ago | lynnnews.co.uk | Rebekah Chilvers

In her first monthly column, Rebekah Chilvers talks through her birth experience. There may be details that some people find upsetting. It’s hard to know where to start when talking about the last month or so since I went on maternity leave. My life has been altered forever after the arrival of our beautiful daughter Clara early this month. But before she made her entrance into the world, we had a couple of weeks of wondering if she would come ahead of her due date.

1 month ago | fenlandcitizen.co.uk | Rebekah Chilvers

Three inmates who attacked a prison officer, who subsequently took his own life, have been handed extra time on top of their existing life sentences. Ralique Young, 24, was with other prisoners in the exercise yard of HMP Whitemoor, near March, at 5.30pm on August 22, 2023, when he launched the attack.

2 months ago | lynnnews.co.uk | Rebekah Chilvers

Staff at a Downham care home have walked ten miles for the Alzheimer's Society, raising hundreds for the cause. The team at Downham Grange Care Home stepped out for their residents - but also Bruna Morais, their activities co-ordinator, who lost her grandmother to the illness in 2015. Her nan, Helena, was diagnosed with Alzheimer’s in 2007, with her husband caring for her for eight years until Helena passed away in 2015.

2 months ago | lynnnews.co.uk | Rebekah Chilvers

Police are investigating after a ‘dine and dash’ incident at a Snettisham pub this week. Officers said two people visited a pub on Old Church Road - understood to be The Rose and Crown - on Tuesday afternoon and ordered food and drinks to the value of £155 and left without paying. They were in the premises between 2pm and 3.30pm. Anyone with information is asked to contact police on 101 or via email [email protected], quoting crime reference 36/22434/25.