Environment

All ages encouraged to rediscover our place in the natural world.

Nature Notes: Bob Jarman discusses John Meed’s book on bird treasure on a small patch of arable land.

The government has made reference to the potential of light rail to solve Cambridge’s congestion challenges.

Certification isn’t a destination, it’s a journey to positive business values.

The artworks, by Herts researchers Sam Jury and David Kefford, explore the aftermath of human activity on our planet.

There was concern the sustainable home could impact protected species.

From free taps to a new scheme for builders, the government has set out plans to revive major house-building schemes.

The kit to mark the 150th anniversary of the Varsity match is a modern marvel of recycling innovation.

Consortium includes GKN Aerospace, Parker Meggitt, and three UK universities.

Mothers CAN and Parents for Future voice concern at Christ’s Pieces.

It will help create capacity and enable the use of natural solutions like wetlands.

They say the government should not establish a development corporation to deliver its aims in the city.

Any restrictions would be subject to traffic regulation orders (TROs).

Government says approval for Cruiser B ‘not taken lightly’.

But campaigners are ‘appalled’ by report.

National Highways admits there is “no estimate” for when flooding will be cleared

Cambridge Carbon Footprint:has ideas to help you decarbonise using data.

It will be the equivalent of taking 652 cars off the road, it says.

All residents, bathers, businesses, and organisations are invited to have their say before the consultation closes on 10 March.

Diggers have demolished a number of buildings and structures at the site.