Peter Freeman talks about the government ambition to see Cambridge’s potential realised.
Kseniia S is the first female student to represent the UK at the International Olympiad in Informatics (IOI).
The cost of the work has also reduced.
The mothers of two children who were patients of the surgeon are seeking a meeting with Wes Streeting.
Mink numbers in Cambridgeshire have fallen dramatically.
Stagecoach East said the National Insurance rise increased its annual costs by £1m.
The project was launched by Cambridge City Council to ‘revitalise’ the city centre.
Figures show that only 40% of those eligible in the East of England have received their jabs so far.
It will take place on the summer solstice.
The proposals also seek permission for a one-bed studio flat in the rear of the end-of-terrace property in Grafton Street.
Cllr Rachel Wade has been elected deputy leader.
Traders are calling for improved signage and information and financial support to offset the losses.
The talk is being hosted by the Federation of Cambridge Residents’ Associations (FeCRA).
Land is also allocated for a mixed-use community building.
Part of the roundabout will be closed overnight for eight weeks.
Communities throughout the UK were encouraged to take part.
Former ATS Lance Corporal Joan Tanton remembers VE Day well, but her memories are tinged with sadness.
The trust has committed to protecting some of the region’s most special sites.
Foodbank CEO Steve Clay thanked Helen for her efforts.
Inspectors said pupils, leaders and teachers work together to create a feeling of community.