A woman arrested after cocaine and ecstasy worth £30,000 were found in a house in Cambridgeshire has been cleared of possession of drugs.

Nicola Naraine, 32, of Whittlesey, was found not guilty of possessing Class A drugs in November 2007.

Ms Naraine, who had pleaded not guilty to possession, appeared before Peterborough Crown Court on 30 July.

Police raided the house in Godwit Close in Whittlesey in November 2007 and found cocaine and ecstasy.

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