A £100,000 grant scheme powers growth for 21 small businesses across South Cambridgeshire
Kickboxing training, artisan baked goods and cycle repairs are among businesses who have received a share of £100,000 in grants from South Cambridgeshire District Council.
South Cambs leader recognised in National Councillor Awards
The Leader of South Cambridgeshire District Council, Cllr Bridget Smith (Lib Dem, Gamlingay ward) was recognised in the national LGiU and CCLA Councillor Awards on Tuesday night (18 November 2025).
Daniel Zeichner MP welcomes government announcement on next phase of East West Rail
Daniel Zeichner, the MP for Cambridge, has welcomed the government’s latest update on the East West Rail (EWR) project, which sets out plans for more frequent services, new stations and major upgrades across the Oxford–Cambridge corridor. The announcement highlights the intended benefits for regional growth, sustainable travel and long-term connectivity between two of the UK’s leading…
Pub insolvencies climb as cost pressures mount ahead of next week's budget
Pub insolvencies surged in Q2 and Q3 2025, reversing the fragile recovery seen in early 2025, according to analysis by East Anglian accountancy firm Price Bailey. According to their research, a total of 219 pubs entered insolvency in Q2, followed by 189 in Q3, up from 163 in Q1.
Mapping a new town: Creating a 3D digital twin of Northstowe, Cambridgeshire
Discover how Skytech Cambridge used over 40,000 aerial photos to create a detailed 3D digital twin and 2D map of Northstowe, Cambridgeshire’s new town, supporting planners, developers and infrastructure teams with up-to-date spatial data.
Accelerating the next generation of Electromagnetic Warfare
Warfare is being redefined. As the UK’s 2025 Strategic Defence Review (SDR) outlines, rapid advances in technology and changing conflict dynamics are transforming both the threat and the way nations need to respond. A new Cyber and Electromagnetic (CyberEM) Command and a commitment of £1 billion to develop a ‘Digital Targeting Web’ to link UK armed forces’ weapon systems underlines this…
Cambridge colleges and charities celebrated growing partnerships at Storey’s Field Centre
On Thursday 13 November, Cambridge City Council brought together Cambridge-based charities and Cambridge University Colleges for the Charity Showcase and College Partnerships event at Storey’s Field Centre.
Council campaign secures free school meals for more families in South Cambridgeshire
More than 80 extra children in South Cambridgeshire are now receiving free school meals, thanks to a pioneering initiative between two councils.
Have your say: 400+ new homes, shops, community facilities, public spaces and parks in North Cambridge
CAMBRIDGE City Council is inviting feedback on its plans for an £80 million investment in north Cambridge which will see 200+ new council homes and 200+ new private homes built in the area, with Arbury Court shopping and community facilities redeveloped, and improvements made to local public spaces and parks.
Cambridgeshire Community Foundation launches its annual Surviving Winter Appeal to tackle fuel poverty
Residents encouraged to donate their Winter Fuel Allowance if they don’t need it to help those most in need.
Keystone Marketing appointed as a trusted supplier to the UK Government’s Crown Commercial Service communications framework
Keystone has recently reached a standout landmark by being accepted as an approved supplier to the UK’s Crown Commercial Service.
Cambridge MP welcomes £1bn investment for new forest in the Oxford-Cambridge corridor
Millions of trees will be planted in our region thanks to crucial investment announced by the government on the 5th November. The plan to create a new forest in the Oxford-Cambridge corridor will help restore nature for local communities and provide deeply needed regulation for our climate.
Cambridge Online, Connecting Cambridgeshire and Cambridge City Council launch new Digital Directory to bridge the digital divide
Cambridge Online, in collaboration with Connecting Cambridgeshire and Cambridge City Council, is delighted to announce the launch of a new Digital Inclusion Directory.
Your guide to practical IT training for teams - now available to download
Looking to boost your team’s tech skills and productivity? Our latest training brochure from Computer Tutoring reveals how organisations can upskill staff confidently across Microsoft 365, Adobe, Google tools, data analytics (including Power BI) and programming. With flexible delivery modes (online instructor-led, on-site, off-site) and practical resources included, it’s built for real business…
Tackling period poverty with environmentally friendly menstrual products
South Cambridgeshire District Council is once again joining the fight to end period poverty by providing free environmentally friendly menstrual products for hundreds more residents.
Jobs, homes and better transport links for the Oxford Cambridge Growth Corridor
The government is going further and faster on growth with over £500 million investment for new homes, infrastructure and business space for the Oxford to Cambridge Growth Corridor.
Have your say: Consultation on proposed changes to Street Trading in South Cambs
Proposed changes to street trading in South Cambridgeshire aim to help small local businesses work in more places whilst giving local communities more of a say.
£80 million investment in North Cambridge could see 400+ new homes, shops, community facilities and public spaces
Cambridge City Council announces proposals for an £80 million+ investment in north Cambridge, building 200+ new council homes and 200+ new private homes, redeveloping Arbury Court shopping and community facilities, and improved local public spaces and parks.
Grassroots groups receive funding to improve community life across South Cambridgeshire
Local sports clubs, a community centre and village events are set to benefit from more than £7,000 in the latest round of South Cambridgeshire District Council Community Chest grants.
South Cambridgeshire residents invited to help shape Council priorities for year ahead
South Cambridgeshire residents and businesses are being asked to outline their priorities for the District Council for the year ahead.
Zero Carbon Communities grants – successful candidates revealed
Community projects are being supported to act on climate change thanks to new funding awarded in the Zero Carbon Communities (ZCC) grant scheme.
Almost 40 per cent of UK Firms Expect Falling Profits – Ely Event to Explore Economic Challenges
Almost 40 per cent of UK firms expect profitability to fall this year, according to the British Chambers of Commerce’s latest Quarterly Economic Survey.
