Spending on things related to climate change is “not optional” for Cambridgeshire County Council, the leader of the authority has said.
A 26-year-old has said she felt “real heartbreak” when she heard a councillor’s comments describing some children in care as “downright evil”.
A shop has been told it can sell alcohol, despite concerns this could “exacerbate” existing anti-social behaviour problems.
A number of ‘legacy’ projects for the Fenland area have been put on the backburner after ‘significant’ cost increases.
A developer has been told it can build 39 new homes on the edge of March - despite neighbours and councillors sharing flooding concerns.
A developer has been told it cannot build 352 new homes on the edge of Wisbech after councillors said the plans were “disastrous and incomplete”.
The location of a possible new McDonald’s drive-thru in Fenland has been revealed.
Cambridgeshire County Council failed to follow proper processes when handling contracts worth millions of pounds.
A police inspector has said issuing parking tickets all day every day is “not an efficient use of police time”.
Cambridgeshire and Peterborough Combined Authority (CPCA) mayor Paul Bristow will have an annual salary of £93,000.
Housing developers could be given more control over building new schools under new plans.
A county councillor labelled some children in care as “evil” during a committee meeting.
Cambridgeshire County Council has reaffirmed its “commitment to children in care” after a councillor described some of them as “evil”.
A developer has been told it can build new “executive” homes, despite some raising “overdevelopment” concerns.
A pub is set to be converted into flats, despite concerns that one of the new homes would offer a “substandard level of accommodation”.
More than £200,000 needs to be found in order to keep working on plans for an “essential” relief road.
Plans have taken a step forward to build new homes for people facing homelessness in Fenland.
Plans to build a new solar farm have been blocked, after they were branded a “blot on the landscape”.
A developer has been told they can build 300 new homes as part of an “urban extension”.
Services to support children with special educational needs and/or disabilities need to be improved, according to a recent inspection.