Farmers are calling for stronger action to tackle the almost weekly problem of rubbish from large-scale cannabis production.
A battery facility capable of storing enough energy to power 400,000 homes for an hour is set to be built.
A council has called the town’s new Christmas tree an “absolute disgrace” and is in talks with its supplier to get a replacement.
The new leader of a cross-border campaign group aiming to upgrade the A47 to dual carriageway says he will be “banging on the doors of Government”.
Cambridgeshire County Council has once again achieved Gold membership in The 5% Club’s 2024/25 Employer Audit Scheme.
Residents are being urged to make their views known about major infrastructure and pylon projects planned for a cluster of villages.
A celebration event was held last night for young people between the ages of 17-25 from across Cambridgeshire transitioning out of care.
A plan to power forward a new era of economic growth in the Fens has been approved by the Combined Authority Board.
A new solar farm could be built on Fenland farmland if plans get approved.
£3million has been earmarked for improvements at a Fenland railway station between 2024 and 2027.
A council has launched a public engagement survey to gather residents’ views on where it should prioritise spending and savings in the years ahead.
Savings need to be found to bridge a £40.3million budget gap faced by Cambridgeshire County Council.
Concern has been shared that the new unitary authorities planned to be created after existing councils are abolished will not last ten years.
The full council has approved an option as one of the choices for local government reorganisation (LGR).
