BBC Local Live: Cambridgeshire

The rain will ease across Cambridgeshire this evening, and although there may still be the odd spot around overnight, most places will be dry. 

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Minimum temperature: 2C (36F).

Get the local forecast where you live from BBC Weather.

A Huntingdon man who's been fighting a prosecution for refusing to buy a river navigation licence for a houseboat that can't be moved has won a High Court ruling.

Glen Parker, who lives at Hartford Marina in Huntingdon, was being prosecuted by the Environment Agency for not registering his home.

Today three senior judges at London's Appeal Court backed Mr Parker's claim that his houseboat is not "a vessel" and ruled that he doesn't need a licence.

Peterborough United boss Graham Westley (pictured) has responded to some strong words from his chairman Darragh MacAnthony.

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MacAntony told BBC Radio Cambridgeshire earlier this week that the second half of the season has been a "complete failure" and no-one at the club is safe if things don't improve.

Ahead of the game with Colchester, Westley said: "The chairman is right to have the views that he's got and to feel the anger that he feels.

"He invests a lot on money and a lot of time and he wants a return. I work on the basis that my job is at risk every morning. If you don't do your job properly, you don't deserve to be employed."

Here are the headlines making the news this Friday evening: 

• Family and friends have come together in Peterborough to offer help and shelter to a mother and her three children whose home was completely gutted by fire
• A man who took his battle to have the Environment Agency recognise his houseboat as a home and not a moving vessel has won his case in the High Court
• Thousands of people are expected to flock to the Peterborough Arena this weekend to take part in the biggest motor show of its kind in the country

The A1198 Ermine street in Godmanchester will be closed tomorrow from 06:00 to 06:00 on Monday morning. 

It's going to be a busy weekend in Thriplow this weekend. 

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Up to 10,000 people are expected to visit the Cambridgeshire village for the annual Daffodil Festival. 

Although the warm weather means some flowers have already bloomed, advanced planning and planting means there is still plenty to see. 

A GP out-of-hours service provider said NHS cuts had left it with less than the price of a pizza to spend on patients.

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IC24 has a contract to provide 111 non-emergency call services and GPs outside normal hours in Wisbech and Norfolk. 

A leaked critical report on the business said it had a shortage of GPs and deficiencies in call handling.

IC24 medical director Mark Reynolds told a county council health committee it receives £7.50 per person per year - "about the price of a pizza delivery" - compared to nearly £14 per person in 2008.  

A special party invitation is going out to anyone in Peterborough who was born in 1926. 

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As part of the events to mark the 90th birthday of the Queen, City College Peterborough is hosting a three-course VIP lunch on 9 June. 

Anyone who was born in that year is being asked to get in touch so they have a chance of joining in the fun. 

It attracts up to 20,000 people and is the biggest show of its kind in the UK. 

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From today until Sunday, hoards of camping enthusiasts will descend on Peterborough Arena for the National Motorhome Show. 

More than 800 exhibitions are on show and camping at the site is encouraged. 

Fenland police are at the scene of a road crash on the A1101 at Newton.

So far there are no reports of any casualties. 

A community has rallied round to help a family whose house in Bretton, Peterborough, has been completely destroyed by fire. 

More than 30 firefighters were called to the home of Mandy Rennie last night. 

The family are being helped by family and friends. 

A day of action to tackle rogue traders in Cambridgeshire has resulted in 15 vehicles being stopped and checked and 20 traders, including builders, landscapers, window fitters and roofers, being spoken to.

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Two penalty tickets were issued and one person was reported for an offence. 

The action was taken by Cambridgeshire Police and local trading standards to try and stamp out distraction burglaries and scams that leave people swindled out of their life savings.

I've been out with the new Peterborough enforcement service. It was started last week to tackle low-level crime in the city.

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The collaboration between the city council and Cambridgeshire Police will see council officers trained to gain enforcement powers that currently only police have. 

It means as well as issuing a parking ticket they'll be able to tackle problems like begging and street drinking.

Fenland police have sent out this tweet to say they've arrested a man in Wisbech following a burglary.  

A new care home in Peterborough will help look after the growing number of people with dementia.

Addenbrooke's will carry out a live exercise to test arrangements to prepare for a surge of casualties should there be a terrorist attack.

This is Moses - a cat whose curiosity definitely got the better of him.

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A night on the tiles ended in a dramatic rescue after Moses got trapped in the roof space of a tile warehouse in Bar Hill for several days.

Firefighters used a ladder and cat food to finally lure him to safety on Wednesday evening.

Yesterday we told you about a March man who has covered his shed roof with charity shop vinyl records...

Mike Johnson told me he did it because he's "a bit mean with money" and because "it was a lot cheaper than tiles".

He said he came up with the idea after the bitumen on his friend's roof was constantly shredded by the wind, adding "it was a lightbulb moment".

The shed now sports hundreds of LPs which took about two days to attach, at a cost of £70.

A teenager from Soham has raised more than £21,000 for charity after cycling around the world. 

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Callum Fairhurst rode across Australia, Asia, Europe and America and has just returned home. 

He raised the funds for the Liam Fairhurst Foundation, set up in memory of his 14-year-old brother who died from cancer in 2009.