Politics

South Cambridgeshire’s Pippa Heylings calls it a ‘scandal’.

Grantchester climate campaigner is serving four-year sentence for peaceful protest.

They hand deliver signed cards from supporters to care board.

It aims to tackle inequality, especially around education, social mobility, health and homelessness.

The group is aiming to get a certificate from the British Board of Film Certification.

Details on how city and district councils can submit bids for project funding will be released in the new year.

It’s the last chance to respond to Transport and Works Act Order application.

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…

Letter to Daniel Zeichner says ‘no place in prison for peaceful protesters’.

Discussion hailed as “a significant step forward”.

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

He raised awareness of the charity’s work during the festive season.

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

Critics of the plans have warned they could create “mega councils” and erode power at the most-local levels.

PM Keir Starmer visits county - and says housing is priority over nature and environment.

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

There are 200,000 children in England struggling to get an Education, Health and Care Plan.

East of England Ambulance Service is working on 45-minute limit.

But critics said the money would be better spent improving services.