Politics

Before and after pictures will be taken for minor repairs such as potholes on Cambridgeshire’s roads.

The deal will generate enough revenue to employ 56 social workers, pay for more than 149,000 hours of home care or support 80 people with dementia.

A set of Fenland District Council-owned land and property assets will go under the hammer at an auction next month.

Cambridgeshire Council leader Steve Count says county needs at least £50m more money from government.

Tweet by Brexit Secretary Steve Barclay prompts a barrage of responses from both sides of the Brexit divide.

About 4,200 households in Fenland have no working occupants, according to official figures.

Two independent councillors are calling for urgent action on play areas at different locations in Fenland one of which is described as 'most boring'.

Funding for youth justice and crime prevention in Cambridgeshire has been cut in half since the Conservatives came to power, figures reveal.

Cambridgeshire and Peterborough Fire Authority has failed to stop governance of the fire and rescue service going to the police commissioner.

Due to “resource pressures” at Ernst & Young, the council has been informed that its accounts will not be audited until October.

Wisbech High Street has re-opened to traffic following the completion of urgent safety work involving partial demolition of a derelict building.

Councillors had to step over protestors to enter Shire Hall for a county council meeting, while the group demanded action on climate change.

"It makes sense" says council leader as Fenland gears up to auction off unwanted land and property assets.

Local MP Steve Barclay has kept his job as Brexit Secretary following Boris Johnson's promotion to Prime Minister this week.

Cambridgeshire county councillors have rejected suggested council social media guidelines, which included advice against criticising the council.

Accounts Ernst & Young say they have a backlog of clients' audits.

Fenland residents are urged to keep a look out for important information through the post as the district’s annual electoral canvass gets under-way.

Town council recommended approval but Fenland planning officer's wanted Clarion Housing's application refused.

Local authorities are saying enough is enough, by joining hands and launching a county-wide campaign called SCRAP to address the issue of fly–tipping.

Structural concerns were raised during initial excavation works in the building’s basement last week.