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'I have 45 children applying to my special school each week'
Head teacher Steph Smith says her school is oversubscribed and that more like it are needed.
Estate appeals to dog owners after deer is killed
One of its two "much-loved" white fallow deer was attacked by a dog just before Christmas.
Wicken landmark become GB's 'windiest windmill'
Kelvin Law says the mill sticks to tradition only using wind unlike some which use electric motors.
East of England news quiz of the week
From a 105th birthday to cheeky pigeons and parkrunners, how many questions can you get right?
Hospice raises £119,000 via tree collection scheme
Arthur Rank Hospice says it has collected about 4,000 Christmas trees to raise money.
Cambridge University urged to keep vet school open
A final decision is expected to be made by the university's general board next week.
Six-hour mission to catch three abandoned little pigs
"I'm used to catching dogs, but a pig is a different story," says a warden.
Constable who 'harassed' female colleague loses job
A panel says the public would be appalled if he kept his job after his "sexual language".
Stolen puppy found by police 170 miles from home
Someone arranged to buy the tiny six-week-old but made off without paying its owner, say police.
Police firearms backlogs 'put public at risk'
Inspectors say delays in processing firearms licence applications could be leaving the public at risk.
Councils want to go ahead with planned elections
Cambridge City and South Cambridgeshire councils do not plan to request postponements.

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