Transport

Works to install innovative electronic signs on a stretch of road which often becomes impassable as a result of flooding have kicked off.

It may have had tens of thousands of pounds spent on improving signage but a Fenland bridge has still been rated second ‘most bashed’ in the country.

Cambridgeshire and Peterborough will receive almost £10.6m as part of a wider effort to improve bus services, it has been announced.

With temperatures set to plunge this coming week the county’s road gritting fleet is standing by and ready to roll.

Local people have less than a week left to take part in the Whittlesey Relief Road consultation, which closes on Friday, November 22.

Possible ways to keep bus fares in Cambridgeshire capped at £2 will be looked at, the Cambridgeshire and Peterborough Combined Authority has said.

Schoolchildren in a Fenland village should be able to keep out of the rain following plans to upgrade bus stops.

A call has been made for Mayoral precept funding to be used to keep single bus fares in Cambridgeshire capped at £2.

Extending Wisbech rail from March to Chatteris and on to the proposed new Anglian Water reservoir could make the scheme more viable.

Cambridgeshire and Peterborough Combined Authority is urging people to get involved in the bus consultation before it closes in a few weeks' time.

A leading rail campaign group is calling for a commitment from authorities to open a temporary shuttle service between Wisbech and March.

Bus pass holders across Cambridgeshire will be able to enjoy all-day travel for free from next spring

The fundraising target is now within reach for the sixth and final Wisbech to Upwell Tramway Memento thanks to local donations.

Boat owners are being warned they will not be able to navigate through March for three months as repairs are carried out to the town bridge.

Youngsters from 4th March Brownies enjoyed an educational and fun-filled trip to March station, where they learned all about railway safety.

A cargo ship may have become stuck across a river due to a lapse in concentration, a new report has found.

A major step forward in bringing all-day free travel for older people and those with disabilities with bus passes in Cambridgeshire has been made.

Cambridgeshire and Peterborough Combined Authority is hosting drop-in events this autumn to help everyone have their say on bus franchising.

Cambridgeshire County Council has pleaded guilty to health and safety offences linked to the deaths of three people on the guided busway.

The Combined Authority is asking for views on the future of the region’s buses with the launch of its bus franchising consultation from noon today.