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A new purpose-built centre for young people in Cambourne is set to be completed earlier than initially planned.

But Lib Dems say it was the last Tory administration that damaged the district.

Conservation charities deliver a clear message to the government.

The Greater Cambridge Partnership joint assembly discussed how a clean air zone and pollution charge could fund better public transport.

MIke Mander says the hub will really be just a car park for those visiting Addenbrooke’s Hospital in Cambridge.

Campaigners are waiting for new plans to be submitted.

A report assessing the Experimental Traffic Regulation Order schemes will be considered by the Greater Cambridge Partnership’s joint assembly.

A dramatic increase in bus services and cheaper fares have been suggested to transform how people travel around Greater Cambridge.

Demolition work will begin in January, with the new car park opening in August 2024 and the aparthotel in March 2025.

The £42k project has been condemned by environmental campaigners who say trees are dying in Cambridge due to lack of water and over development.

Anglian Water wants to move Cambridge's sewage works to a local beauty spot and surround it with a 7m high earthworks ring topped with a metal fence.

First Base and RPMI Railpen's proposals will transform the three-acre site and include a park, creche and artists’ studios.

It needs to address a 30 million litre-a-day water shortage.

Work has started on a scheme to construct more than 20 almshouses for people in Great Shelford.

The sewage works could move from north Cambridge to a village site between Fen Ditton and Horningsea.

The redevelopment plans for part of the Cambridge station area have been approved after concerns over its scale and impact on cycling were addressed.

Opinion | The Cambridge resident and leading environmentalist discusses the future of this iconic pub.

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.

The government has launched a 12-week consultation on the Arc's Spatial Framework.

A series of closures to allow work to upgrade the towpath by the new Abbey-Chesterton Bridge start today (Monday, July 26).