Cambs Times

The Cambs Times started out as the Cambridgeshire Times in 1872, established by the Sharman family, who held ownership of the publication and others until the 1980s. Over the years, the paper aimed to be a true part of the community, emphasizing a commitment to fairness and accuracy in reporting on the rapidly growing Fens region of the UK and its residents.

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Costs have risen by over £13m on Fenland Inspire! projects

5 days ago | cambstimes.co.uk | Hannah Brown

Fenland District Council could be abolished under a local government shake-up so councillors want to ensure people's money is spent locally. (Image: Hannah Brown) A number of ‘legacy’ projects for the Fenland area have been put on the back burner after ‘significant’ cost increases. A report published by Fenland District Council said estimated costs had increased from £30 million to over £43 million.
Scoops Italian Gelato to open in Chatteris on June 28

1 week ago | cambstimes.co.uk | Ben Jolley

Scoops Italian Gelato is set to welcome its first customers to its home in Chatteris High Street on Saturday June 28. The shop will be open from 10am on the day of the townâ€™s carnival. In a Facebook post, the owners said: "We have some very exciting news. We officially have an opening date for our new ice cream venture on the high street next to Joe Perryâ€™s Pool and Snooker Club." They added that the shop will have a selection of 14 different flavours available.
'Inspirational' teacher dedicated life to supporting children and rescuing animals

1 week ago | cambstimes.co.uk | Ben Jolley

2 1/1 Tributes have been paid to an "inspirational" former teacher who dedicated her life to supporting children and rescuing animals. Heather Johnson, who set up Heather's Hedgehog Hostel at her home in Chatteris in 2022, died earlier this week. Her family said: "It is with deep sadness and regret that we wish to inform you of the passing of our leader and dear friend, Heather Johnson.
More than 200 children attend interactive careers event

1 week ago | cambstimes.co.uk | Sophie Skyring

The "Skills Escalator Day", hosted by the Eastern Education Group at their North Cambridgeshire Training Centre (NCTC) in Chatteris, aimed to introduce youngsters to the world of work. The children, from seven schools in the area, were given the opportunity to participate in various activities and sessions designed to give them an idea about different career paths.
'Sinkhole' repaired less than a day after it was first reported

1 week ago | cambstimes.co.uk | Ben Jolley

3 1/1 A 'sinkhole' in a Fenland town has been repaired - less than a day after it was first reported. The hole in Elwyn Road, March, was discovered by local residents yesterday morning (Tuesday June 17).
Drunk man kicked paramedic who was trying to help him in the head

1 week ago | cambstimes.co.uk | Ben Jolley

Szymon Krzeminski, 40, became aggressive at a pharmacy in Lincoln Road, New England, Peterborough, on June 4 last year. Police were called and after arriving at the scene officers also called paramedics as Krzeminski was incoherent. As he was being treated, Krzeminski spat in the ambulance and kicked a paramedic in the head. Earlier this year, onÂ April 14, he was arrested for being drunk and waving a glass bottle around threateningly in Eastfield Road, Eastfield, Peterborough.
Sinkhole appears in Elwyn Road, March on Tuesday June 17

1 week ago | cambstimes.co.uk | Ben Jolley

4 1/1 A 'sinkhole' has appeared in a Fenland town this morning (Tuesday June 17). The hole in Elwyn Road, March, was spotted by passers-by, who have since taken to social media to alert residents.Â One local resident said: "I'm not sure I would describe it as a sinkhole.Â "It's more concrete collapsing." READ MORE:Â Honour for life-saving champion We have approached the county council's roads andÂ highways teamÂ for comment. Â Â
Crash on Ramsey Road in Whittlesey on Sunday June 15

1 week ago | cambstimes.co.uk | Ben Jolley

A person had to be cut out of their vehicle after a crash on Ramsey Road in Whittlesey on Sunday June 15. (Image: Newsquest) A person had to be cut out of their vehicle after a crash in the Fens. Crews were called to a road traffic collision on Ramsey Road in Whittlesey at 6.31pm on Sunday June 15. Using specialist equipment, firefighters from Whittlesey and Stanground released a casualty who was left in the care of ambulance crews.
Cartoon characters theme of walking parade at Chatteris

1 week ago | cambstimes.co.uk | Sarah Cliss

The two-day event is set to kick off on Saturday with the hugely popular walking parade from outside the council chambers in Church Lane. This year, a public vote saw "TV cartoon characters" chosen as the theme, and the festival committee and Chatteris Town Council are hoping that will give everyone plenty to choose from.
Freedom of March honour for life-saving councillor

1 week ago | cambstimes.co.uk | Sarah Cliss

Rob Skoulding, a former town mayor who rejoined March Town Council last year, was presented with the honour at this month's meeting, with current mayor Andrew Woollard making the presentation. It was during his firstĀ timeĀ as mayor in 2014/2015 that Mr Skoulding, with the support of the Cambs Times launched his 'Have a Heart' campaign - it had just one aim to raise money to provide March with as many life-saving defibrillators as possible.