Soap star supports Cambridgeshire teenagers
The National Citizen Service is running in Cambridgeshire for the first time this year.
Free Schools fight on
Controversial Free Schools have defied their critics and opened today in Bedford and Beccles.
Leading gardener wants lawns 'ripped up'
One of the country's leading organic gardeners has sparked a debate on the rights and wrongs of having a well tended lawn
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Exam board chief executive apologises
Mark Dawe, the Chief Executive of the OCR exam board, apologises for errors in the marking of last year's GCSE and A-Level papers.
Read the full storyStudents give exam boards low marks
by Elodie Harper, Education Correspondent
A level students in Cambridge say they have lost trust in examiners, following one exam board's marking mistakes.
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Free School in free fall?
by Elodie Harper, Education correspondent
Beccles Free School only has 37 pupils signed up for its planned opening in September, leading opponents to call for it to be scrapped.
Read the full storyRejoining Civvy Street
by Elodie HarperThose who have fought in Afghanistan are used to the stress and danger of the front line, but returning home can also be a challenge. From struggling to find a house, a job, or just peace of mind, soldiers from our region talk about the challenges of rejoining civilian life.
Former Army Chief on challenges for ex-service staff
by Becky Jago
The former head of the British Army Lord Dannatt has been giving his views on the problems faced by people coming out of the services
Read the full storyLife after Afghanistan: leaving the forces
by Elodie Harper
The return to civilian life can be a major culture shock for former military personnel, as they search for work, housing and peace of mind.
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Recovering from injury: a soldier's story
by Elodie Harper
One serving soldier tells Anglia News about how he's rebuilding his life, after losing his leg in Afghanistan.
Read the full storyThe importance of the 1922 Committee
by Emma Hutchinson
The 1922 Committee is a group of Conservative backbenchers, and is seen as a way of getting their message across to the party leadership.
Read the full storyParents could face large bills for school transport
by Elodie Harper, Education Correspondent
A row has broken out over planned changes to school transport in Suffolk - hundreds could no longer get their journeys paid for.
Read the full storyRain keeps falling but drought goes on
by Emma Baker
It seems that since the hosepipe ban came into force it hasn't stopped raining...
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