A lifeboat radio has been reunited with its crew after being found washed up in a river miles away from the spot of a rescue ...

A long-running community station in Cambridgeshire has a new name and focus as Huntingdon Community Radio becomes Ouse Valley ...

Two female canoeists are believed to have drowned after getting into trouble on a river swelled by heavy rainfall. Emergency services were called to the River Great Ouse in Kempston, Bedfordshire, on ...

Another dolphin has been found dead after mistakenly swimming down the River Great Ouse near King's Lynn. The pair, a mother and calf, were spotted in the river last week near Cross Bank Road. READ ...

A team of kayakers have dubbed a paddle trail on the River Great Ouse, in Cambridgeshire, as a ‘brilliant day’ on the water. Did you know with an ad-lite subscription to Peterborough Telegraph, you ...

A footbridge that has been closed due to structural defects could be replaced with a new one. Queen's Park Bridge in Kempston ...

TRIBUTES have been paid to two women who were found dead after getting into difficulty on a river in their canoes. Pals Sarah Waller, 56, and Laura Pottinger, 52, tragically passed away after their ...

The youngest of two dolphins spotted swimming inland up a Norfolk river has died. The creatures - a mother and its calf - were seen heading up the River Great Ouse, past King's Lynn, last week. They ...

Emergency services were called to the River Great Ouse in St Ives after receiving reports that a woman had fallen into the water. The incident took place in the early hours of Easter Sunday (April 9).

A woman who captured images of what appears to be two dolphins swimming in a river said she "stood there just trying to take it all in". Charlie Racher spotted the dolphins in the River Great Ouse ...

A Cambridgeshire market town has been deluged by flooding after the River Great Ouse burst its banks following days of persistent heavy rain. Aerial photographs showed how St Ives and the surrounding ...

The Environment Agency (EA) in eastern England said it was working with councils and the emergency services to collect data and information. Flood and coastal risk manager Paul Burrows said it was ...