Village remembers its war history
A Cambridgeshire village Historic Society has posted photographs from a First World War military hospital on its website.
Fight to save the last pub in the village
A meeting has been held in Shepreth in Cambridgeshire today to decide the fate of the only pub in the village.
Planning inspector to decide future of village pub
The future of The Plough in Shepreth in Cambridgeshire is being decided at a public hearing today.
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Nature's bandits employed as catflap crackers
A company from Cambridgeshire has inlisted the help of raccoons to take part in an unusual product development test.
The firm, from Dry Drayton, has designed a new cat flap which scans the unique ID code inside microchipped pets and locks all other animals out.
The raccoons at Shepreth Wildlife Park were chosen to see if they could crack the system. So far they've failed to break in.
Woman wins fight to have war veterans name changed
A woman has won a fight to have her great uncle's name spelled correctly on a village memorial in Cambridgeshire 97 years after his death during the First World War.
Alison Corfield says the mis-spelling of Private George Samuel's name as "Samuels" on the memorial in Shepreth caused great distress to her parents after the war ended.
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Village remembers its war history
A Cambridgeshire village Historic Society has posted photographs from a First World War military hospital on its website.
Read the full storyVillagers' battle to save The Plough
Fight to save the last pub in the village
A meeting has been held in Shepreth in Cambridgeshire today to decide the fate of the only pub in the village.
Read the full storyPlanning inspector to decide future of village pub
The future of The Plough in Shepreth in Cambridgeshire is being decided at a public hearing today.
Read the full story