Environment

The Greater Cambridge Shared Waste service says the delays are due to staffing issues.

‘This is about large parts of the world becoming uninhabitable’, hears Cambridge Union audience

The ride returns on July 31.

The development could generate £864.8million for the local and regional economy along with 11,000 jobs, but concerns have been raised over its impact.

‘In 2021 we’re supposed to be phasing out all fossil fuels’ say climate change activists at site

It follows the decision by county councillors to allow private vehicles to use the bridge again.

An opinion piece by Cllr Lewis Herbert, Labour leader of Cambridge City Council.

Now the bridge will be reopened while a “full review” of options available is considered by the county council.

How Antoinette Nestor developed a charity model for children now and in the future

The waste service has issued an update to residents.

South Cambs MP Anthony Browne has suggested the maintenance of Grantchester Meadows could be funded by charging visitors to park at Skaters' Meadow.

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).