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'Hospital's app was a lifeline when my son was critically ill'Addenbrooke's Hospital designs an app to deliver support and to parents of critically ill children.
Road closed in town due to burst water mainPolice say Anglian Water has "isolated the burst" and water pressure "will hopefully return".
Could heatwaves make your food shop more expensive?As temperatures rise, the chillers might not be the only thing supermarkets are adjusting.
NHS must plan for heat and wildfires, says expertKim van Daalen says healthcare systems "are becoming more strained" due to the heat.
Politicians welcome early closure of landfill siteA statement by Liberal Democrat politicians says the site stopped accepting active waste on 20 July.
Road reopens after sinkhole repairedThe busy route finally reopens after being closed since the end of June.
Sixty new homes in village expected to be approvedA report recommends the additional properties are built despite concerns from a parish council.
Amber health alert issued as temperatures riseVulnerable people are most at risk of complications as the region faces more hot weather.
Vega 'proud' to headline as festival returnsAn intentionally renowned, but scaled down, festival is back with star names after a year's break.
Wildfire damages city's first 'tiny forest'A witness says flames came within about 5m of garden fences and roughly doubled in size in 10 minutes.
Sales of vines up as growers look to make own wineThe cost of living - and demand for home production - are fuelling a rise in the sale of grapevines.