Volunteering leads to TV role and meeting with the King
Penny Stocks has been a dedicated volunteer in Fenland for more than 30 years.
She has done so much to transform her community and along the way has had some pretty memorable moments - including a role in a BBC documentary and meeting with the King.
Work to start on March's Broad Street regeneration
The next stage of March town centre's multi-million pound regeneration is set to get underway this month.
Leading transport infrastructure provider Octavius will begin work on the Broad Street transformation project in late June, following the completion of major underground gas and water main upgrades undertaken by Cadent Gas and Anglian Water over the past few months.
The next deadline for applications to the Glassmoor Local Environment Fund is approaching.
Glassmoor Local Environment Fund is a small grants fund available to groups in Whittlesey, Coates, Eastrea, Pondersbridge and Ramsey Mereside and the surrounding area.
It is available to established community organisations to fund projects that improve the environment and enhance residents' knowledge of an environmental issue.
Have your say to help us improve our services and make more informed decisions. See: consultations
Fenland's dog control order Fenland District Council is seeking the public's view on whether an order which helps tackle issues associated with irresponsible dog ownership, such as dog fouling, should be renewed. See: Fenland's dog control order
Over 60s can find out about services, social activities and support available to them at the first Golden Age fairs of 2023 - the event's 20th anniversary year.
At the fairs multiple organisations have stands where visitors can browse information and meet representatives.
Jobs Our current vacancies include 'Investment in Business Officer' managing grant applications to the Shared Propsperity Fund
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Cake and chat events offer support with cost of living
Fenland residents can access information on how to reduce and manage household bills and the cost of living at a series of friendly, informal events.
Visitors will be able to enjoy free tea, coffee and cake and get information on everything from benefits to energy bills, food costs, managing budgets and where to turn if in distress.
The quickest and easiest way to apply, report, find or pay via Fenland District Council is usually our website. Available 24 hours a day whenever it’s most convenient for you.
