Combined Authority

College students in Cambridge can claim the partial refund on their annual bus pass if their bus route has been cancelled by Stagecoach

The mayor said he was “surprised” by the bus operator’s decision and was taken aback by the volume of emails he had received from worried commuters.

Long Road Sixth Form College and Hills Road Sixth Form College have issued a joint statement warning of the impact on their students of the cuts.

South Cambridgeshire MP Anthony Browne has demanded answers form Combined Authority mayor Dr Nik Johnson about when he knew buses were at risk.

Cllr Heather Williams has asked whether alarm bells are ringing that “buses might just not be the answer to everything”.

Here are all the petitions launched over the past two days in a bid to save vital bus services being cancelled by Stagecoach.

Shocked Cambridgeshire commuters have hit out at the cancellation announcement which affects journeys to work, school, college and hospital.

Mayor Dr Nik Johnson says authority is learning from its mistakes.

To date, 307 have been supported through English as a Second or Other Language (ESOL) courses in the region.

The authority has launched a survey to hear from business owners to support its partnership bid to the Department of Culture, Media and Sport.

Dr Nik Johnson has praised the county’s GPs and general practice staff for their “immense hard work and selflessness” during the pandemic.

Interim chief executive Gordon Mitchell was told of the concerns during his first meeting with members this week.

Decision puts more pressure on mayor Dr Nik Johnson.

Dr Nik Johnson has been told to stand down by his former deputy.

Dr Nik Johnson has addressed the board for the first time since the conduct probe was launched.

Mayor Dr Nik Johnson says ‘serious resuscitation’ has been needed to keep the heart of the Combined Authority beating.

Active travel campaigners are invited to help develop future bids after Cambridgeshire missed out on government funding.

The Department for Transport confirmed the Cambridgeshire and Peterborough Combined Authority will receive just £635,000 – millions less than others.

But claims that a motion calling for the mayor to resign was for the “protection of staff” have been rejected and branded political motivated by some.

The Labour former city council leader has taken over from Conservative deputy mayor ahead of an extraordinary meeting of the Combined Authority today.