Opinion

Paul Kirkley on some of the local stories that caught his eye in 2024.

It’s time to look back in anger – or at least mild despair – as our columnist conducts his annual alphabetical autopsy of the past 12 months…

Opinion: Green Party councillor discusses how local authorities could be overhauled.

Treasurer Jonathan Ward explains how group has completed purchase.

Opinion | Mayor Nik Johnson says the English Devolution White Paper announced this week gives cause for genuine optimism.

Our political correspondent, Phil Rodgers, reviews the political events of the past 12 months in Cambridgeshire.

‘I will always be grateful that she was able to die how and when she chose’ he says.

Paul Kirkley: On the theft of iconic street lights, Cambridge’s ‘stygian gloom’, famine in East Africa, and ‘manifest’, one of the words of 2024.

Looking for local gags, contemporary references and a slop scene? Here’s our verdict.

Time is running out to avert the damage from schemes like the Cambourne to Cambridge busway, says Anna.

Our political correspondent, Phil Rodgers, looks at lessons we can learn from the US elections, and what they tell us about elections closer to home.

The first in a new monthly column from the team aiming to revive this watering hole.

Emilie Silverwood-Cope writes about Parenting Truths.

Opinion: Our columnist discusses Ariadne (Wrapped), #BareMinimumBritain (again), and the US’s wonky version of ‘democracy’.

Our political commentator looks at how much progress is really being made.

Emilie Silverwood-Cope discusses the tricky disciplinary line.

Our political columnist explores the role of planners and why city politics just got tougher for Labour.

Emilie Silverwood-Cope writes about Parenting Truths.

Opinion | James Littlewood, of Cambridge PPF, argues a £60m route would be as good and less environmentally-damaging.

The TRO would close the bridge to most private vehicles.