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.
Bus travel could be ‘transformed on a scale not seen anywhere else in the UK’ under plans from Cambridgeshire and Peterborough Combined Authority.
The Ministry of Justice has revealed what Christmas dinner will look like for prisoners at Whitemoor prison this year.
Building a new large reservoir near Chatteris could create a “lasting positive legacy” for the area, Fenland District Council has said.
Plans to build a new development of ‘affordable homes’ in Wisbech have been published.
Prisoners are not being prepared enough to get jobs after they are released from HMP Whitemoor, inspectors have said.
Some firefighters in Cambridgeshire are being forced to use foodbanks, a representative of the Fire Brigades Union has said.
Building a waste incinerator in Wisbech would be a “catastrophe” for the town, campaigners have said.
More than £50million will be returned to central Government that was meant to be spent on improving the energy efficiency of homes.
Unauthorised encampments have been described as a “tricky issue” by the Police and Crime Commissioner for Cambridgeshire and Peterborough.
Members of the Cambridgeshire and Peterborough Combined Authority Board are putting a “large amount of trust” in its new CEO to fix “weaknesses”.
Cambridgeshire and Peterborough Fire and Rescue Service faces a “perfect storm” without a change in funding, councillors fear.
Health bosses have said there could be “choppy waters” ahead as inflation impacts the cost of running a health service.
Researchers say young people leaving care need the support a parent would offer their own child in order to ‘equalise the playing field’.
Fenland Council leader Chris Boden claims work at the Cambridgeshire and Peterborough Combined Authority was "almost grinding to a halt".
Fenland councillors are jubilant after a motion calling for a new special needs school in the district won unanimous support from the county council.
A car ban trial outside schools in Cambridgeshire has been found to improve safety for children, but permanent plans cannot be made due to no funding.
Stephen Moir said he believes Cambridgeshire is a great place, but that he thinks it can be “even better” in the future.
Access to transport in the Fenland is worse now than it was around 15 years ago, a report has said.
