Newmarket

A grandfather-of-seven, a stunt rider and former supermarket assistant are just some of the 20 people switching careers to join the frontline in Cambridgeshire.

A long-awaited plan to give control over growth in Forest Heath’s communities for the next 15 years will soon be out for public consultation.

Work to improve Mildenhall Recycling Centre has finished so the site now operates at full capacity.

Tributes have been paid to an elderly Soham couple who were killed following a road crash near Prickwillow on Thursday.

Pupils at Burwell Village College primary school weren’t going to let major redevelopment work at their school get in the way of their Christmas celebrations.

Newmarket’s racing community has been shocked after a former jockey was found dead at his town home .

Jockey Club proposals to build more than 140 new homes for racing staff in Newmarket’s Hamilton Road have received a mixed reception from residents.

Newmarket Rotary Club member Robert Nobbs and Kylie Uney of Newmarket Town Council helped organise a lantern making workshop for youngsters at the town’s memorial hall in readiness for the Winter Wonderland event planned for later this month.

A Haverhill ‘dinner lady’ has received a highly commended prize in the East of England LACA School Chef of the Year 2017 competition.

A police officer has been dismissed from Cambridgeshire Constabulary following a misconduct hearing.

Young people’s artistic reactions to the infamous Bury St Edmunds Witch Trials are the basis of an exhibition by West Suffolk College Students which opens at Moyse’s Hall Museum today.

A motorcyclist suffered a suspected broken pelvis last night after a collision with a car in Mildenhall.

Parking charges for anyone staying more than an hour at West Suffolk Hospital will rise by up to 66 per cent next year.

A Bronze Age golden torc, one of the largest and most spectacular to be found, has been uncovered in Cambridgeshire.

A pub is to have its licence reviewed today.

A new operator has been found to take over the running of Brandon Day Centre from January next year.

A campaign to keep a much used Newmarket railway foot crossing open looks to have failed.

Residents have seen plans which could finally see long called-for changes made to a controversial Newmarket horsewalk.

USAF families are being encouraged to enjoy Bury St Edmunds Christmas Fayre in spite of a US State Department warning of a terrorism risk to festive events.

Thirteen Special Constables were sworn into Cambridgeshire Constabulary in front of proud family and friends last night, Wednesday November 23.