Cambridgeshire and Peterborough Combined Authority (CPCA) board members voted to save two bus services which were at risk of being cut.
Residents are being reminded to check their voter registration details or risk missing the chance to vote in future elections.
Members of the Cambridgeshire and Peterborough Combined Authority (CPCA) Board have approved a proposal to extend the popular Tiger pass scheme.
A bid by Cambridgeshire mayor Paul Bristow to save an at-risk bus service was backed by the Combined Authority Board today.
The Tiger pass scheme has been extended to March 2026 with options to deliver a permanent pass being worked on in the meantime.
Councillors have raised concerns about how a new waste collection service will be implemented.
A majority of councillors have agreed to back a motion sharing support for the rights of transgender men, women, and non-binary individuals.
A council leader has insisted the authority did not write off a £60million loan to its development company.
Councillors have backed four motions calling for action to address some key challenges facing Cambridgeshire.
‘Extremely pleased’ councillors hailed a decision not to allow the transformation of a listed building — but want more done to protect their town.
Controversial plans to transform a Grade II listed building into accommodation for 31 people have been rejected.
People travelling on buses in Fenland could face having to pay higher bus fares earlier than expected.
A councillor is “disappointed” after lighting has been changed in the town, leaving residents feeling unsafe.
A newly elected councillor discussed his plans to repair a nearly 200-year-old bridge on the outskirts of Wisbech.
