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Police witness appeal after collision at roundabout (opens the original)
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Police are appealing for witnesses to a collision at a busy roundabout to come forward. The accident happened on the Southgates roundabout last Thursday morning, just before 6.30am and involved a white BMW car and a motorbike. The motorcyclist suffered a broken wrist and soft tissue damage to his ankle and was treated at the townâs Queen Elizabeth Hospital. A man in his 40s was arrested at the time on suspicion of causing serious injury by dangerous driving and driving while disqualified. He w
Peaceful protest to be held against asylum seeker hostel plan (opens the original)
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A peaceful protest against plans to house asylum seekers in Leverington is to take place on Sunday. Organised by Cllr Chris Tirrell, Reform county councillor for Roman Bank and Peckover in Wisbech, the gathering will take place in front of Roman Court, which has been earmarked by the Government as an asylum hostel. The plan is to house 26 women and children as part of 205 asylum seekers eventually bound for Fenland. The district council and MP Steve Barclay are opposing the move, with a final de
Secondary school opens new mezzanine library (opens the original)
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Students at Neale-Wade Academy in March are enjoying a new library which opened at their school this term. The former library at the school, part of the Active Learning Trust, has been moved to an open mezzanine area which is bright, airy and inviting. The new area features a stylish lighting design, modern décor and comfy seating and has been designed to offer students an area where they can read alone or work with their peers. The layout encourages students to find new titles that they can en
Gallery announces exhibition winners (opens the original)
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Wisbech Gallery has announced the winners of the OPEN 2026 Exhibition, a celebration of contemporary art featuring more than 90 works created by artists from across the region. The exhibition was officially launched on Saturday, September 12, with more than 140 visitors attending during the opening weekend to view the diverse range of work on display and celebrate Fenlandâs thriving artistic community. This year's winning entry was awarded to Matt Phelps, whose work was selected by the judging
Government plan for 26-bed immigrant accommodation part of move to bring 205 asylum seekers to district (opens the original)
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Fenland politicians have hit out at a Government policy change which has seen it plan to house asylum seekers in the district. The Government is aiming to move 26 women and babies into accommodation in Leverington - but Fenland District Councilâs leader thinks this plan may be changed to move in adult men who have illegally entered the country. And North East Cambs MP Steve Barclay, who has written to the Home Secretary to express his concern, says this is the first stage of 205 asylum seekers
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