Environment

More than a year after Mill Road bridge was closed to cars, councillors will finally decide whether to reopen it or keep the bus gate in place.

Exploring the work of members of the local conservation community.

A last-ditch protest to try to persuade councillors to reopen the bridge to cars is being organised by traders who say their livelihoods depend on it.

Annual event is given go-ahead as it has public liability insurance, lifeguards and supervisors

The ACORN union in Cambridge is organising the event tomorrow (Saturday, July 10) and will demand the removal of signs banning swimming.

Two-day virtual event is a showcase for global delegates

College won't remove swim ban in spite of 18k signature petition without “the express support of the councils and their health and safety officers.”

Recognition by Sustainable Food Places

The observation wheel on Parker’s Piece can stay in place until the end of October after permission was granted today (Wednesday, July 7).

A plant species recorded for the first time at a recently restored pond in Madingley had germinated inside a Victorian bottle.

The proposed Cambridge Biodiversity Strategy 2021-30 will set out how the council will manage its estate to protect and enhance nature in the city.

A spoof letter claiming to be addressed to peasants from the University of Cambridge college as been put up next to the meadows.

The University of Cambridge college says this follows anti-social behaviour on Grantchester Meadows and damage to the river bank.

The artwork is on display throughout July.

New ‘Responsible Investment’ initiative aims to achieve net zero gas emissions in its financial investments by 2038

TRAFFIC, part of Cambridge Conservation Initiative, explains how millions of people rely on wild plant collection.

Labour councillors on the city council have been urged to live up to their manifesto promise.

Cambridge water protection event is ‘first such event of its kind’

It will replace the standard grade - but not all vehicles are compatible.

90kg of fruit and vegetables heading for Cambridge Sustainable Food hub