Traffic and Travel

A new report produced by national walking and cycling charity Sustrans shows that participation in active travel is still high in Greater Cambridge.

The Greater Cambridge Partnership is currently carrying out an Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) of the £160m scheme.

Cambridge is heading into a perfect storm, with its burgeoning growth heaping pressure on the region’s under-powered public transport system.

Police have issued an appeal.

Train operators are about to launch their summer timetables.

The family of a Cambridge man who died after he was struck by a car on the M11 have paid tribute to a “truly loved son, brother and grandson”.

‘He always loved his life to the full’ they said.

90,000 discounted advance tickets are available on the Greater Anglia network.

A motorcyclist in his 20s has died after a collision involving two cars on the A142 at Soham.

The actor and comedian has been discussing the £132m busway through the Green Belt with the charity Cambridge Past, Present & Future.

Installations is part of process of creating a fully-connected network fit for the future of transport

A pedestrian in his 20s has died after being struck by a car on the M11.

Erratic supplies leave drivers going from garage to garage – with super unleaded petrol priced at 177p per litre

The body is tasked with doubling the size of the local economy, accelerating house building and delivering outstanding transport links.

A letter was transport secretary Grant Shapps calling for the business case to be published if the project is to continue.

A council says it is becoming “increasingly concerned” that the CSET busway plans have become “polarised along party political lines”.

Beth West will succeed Simon Blanchflower, who retires tomorrow (March 31).

A consultation on how Cambridge’s road hierarchy could change has been approved – but questions remain over public transport improvements.

A major report, from Bidwells and Blackstock Consulting, argues the government risks stifling innovation.

Govia will continue to run Cambridge to London rail services despite being handed a multi-million pound fine for how it ran a separate franchise.