Politics

Leadership has called for a fair deal from the government

It warns that supply to cover demand beyond the emerging Local Plan is ‘not yet identified or funded’.

And fellow trader points out that the Eiffel Tower could be considered ‘demountable’ too.

Mayor Dr Nik Johnson has called an extraordinary meeting.

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.

Action against University of Cambridge college’s continued support for Israeli arms investments.

Event ‘bridged the gap between students and Brazil’s diplomatic mission in the UK’.

The stretch at Sheep’s Green in Cambridge was among 27 sites in England to be given designated bathing status this year.

Freedom of Information investigation reveals edict to “progress” work in return for £4.295m bus funding.

Occupation of Greenwich House - renamed Kanafani House - by ‘student intifada’ continues.

It comes as they are due to strike on Tuesday and Wednesday this week.

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.

American political scientist quizzed after talk at St John’s College.

Proposals under the civic quarter project would include demountable stalls.

More than 200 people have signed a petition asking the city council to rethink its plans to remove two thirds of the permanent stalls on the market.

The college is urging local MPs to support them on the matter.

But there were mixed views on the change.

The county council is lowering speeds across many villages.

Group claims university have ‘reneged’ on agreement - but university says move is ‘unacceptable’.