A Fenland village is among eight across the county to have been placed on a priority list for potential new 20mph zones.
A NHS Trust that provides mental health and specialist services in Fenland is at risk of not having enough experienced staff to deliver care.
People in Cambridgeshire are still facing a minimum of a three year wait before they could see publicly owned bus services begin running.
Local elections will be held across the country on Thursday, May 2, but not every council in Cambridgeshire is due to hold one.
The interim head of an NHS mental health trust has said he is working to get the service back to a “stable financial position”.
A woman was caused “unnecessary stress” by having to fight for a blue badge after it was initially refused in error.
Council tax is set to rise for people across Fenland next month – even though the district council has reduced its part of the bill.
The roads across Fenland that are due to be fixed this year have been listed by Cambridgeshire County Council.
There needs to be a change in approach to fixing potholes in Cambridgeshire, a councillor has said.
There is ‘growing concern’ over the rise in the number of fires involving e-bikes and e-scooters, Cambridgeshire Fire and Rescue Service has said.
A mum has been left “extremely worried” about her son’s development after council failings meant he missed out on nursery and specialist support.
Chemical weed killing is due to start again after Cambridgeshire County Council admitted it had ‘not got it right’ on its policy.
Council told to pay mum £5,500 after daughter misses out on school for nearly a year.
Councillors in Cambridgeshire have said a lack of government funding is creating a “crisis” in the adult social care sector.
A maximum council tax rise is being considered by the county council but the authority still needs to find £2million more to bridge its funding gap.
The Mayor of Cambridgeshire and Peterborough voiced his “frustration” at the slow progress moving the Wisbech Rail project forward.
One child’s social care placement cost Cambridgeshire County Council £85,000 a week, the authority’s chief executive has revealed.
People in Cambridgeshire could face cuts to services as councillors look for ways to bridge a £ 23 million funding hole.
The cost of overly strict school uniform policies is “unacceptable” councillors have said, highlighting that one school is selling ‘branded socks’.
Potholes will get ‘personal attention’ from the executive officer overseeing highways at Cambridgeshire County Council.