HeyJaredBen Jolley
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Pop star to headline huge outdoor concert near Cambridgeshire (opens the original)
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A pop star is set to return to the stage with a headline performance near Cambridgeshire. Olly Murs will perform at the July Course on Friday, June 25, as part of the Newmarket Nights series—a summer event combining live music with afternoon racing. Sophie Able, managing director of Newmarket and Lambourn, said: "We are thrilled to welcome Olly Murs back to the Newmarket Nights stage. "He is a phenomenal live performer whose showmanship and huge catalogue of hits make him a perfect fit for our s
Investigation concludes Hunts building blaze was accidental (opens the original)
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An investigation into the cause of a building fire in Huntingdonshire has concluded. Firefighters from Huntingdon, Chatteris and Gamlingay were called to Somersham Road, St Ives, at 6.47pm on Thursday September 24. Crews used breathing apparatus, a hose reel, and a jet to bring the fire under control and returned to their stations by 10.20pm. An investigation found the cause of the fire was accidental.
St Albans man jailed for more than eight years over 39 burglaries and car thefts (opens the original)
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A man from St Albans has been jailed for more than eight years for his role in a prolific burglary gang. Shay Hollis, 22, was part of a group of five who were sentenced to a combined total of more than 36 years for a series of home burglaries and vehicle thefts across Hertfordshire and North London. The crimes took place between December 2025 and March 2026 and involved 39 burglaries, with the gang mainly targeting high-value vehicles including BMWs, Audis, and Volkswagens. Shay Hollis, of St Al
Dog found abandoned in too-small cage in Newton-in-the-Isle (opens the original)
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A dog was found seemingly abandoned in a too-small cage in Newton-in-the-Isle. It was reported yesterday afternoon, and the Rural Crime Action Team took the dog into care. Investigations into the matter are currently ongoing. A spokesperson for Cambridgeshire Constabulary said: "This is unfortunately one of the sad aspects of the job, seeing animals in these conditions "Thank you to the person who found him and reported it to us so we could attend and get him off the road and out the cage."
Man banned from entering UK arrested after Fens drugs stop (opens the original)
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A man banned from entering the UK was arrested after Class A drugs were reportedly found during a vehicle stop in Fenland. The 24-year-old was detained in Manea Road, March, on suspicion of drugs and immigration offences. He is also suspected of various driving offences and has been handed over to immigration services. Class A drugs that were reportedly found during the vehicle stop in Manea Road, March. (Image: Police)
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