Local climate action conference empowers communities to drive change
Creating a greener district for South Cambridgeshire residents is on the agenda at a climate conference celebrating net zero action locally.
Last chance: Have your voice heard
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A rising visit: Daniel to break bread at the Cambridge Oven for Sourdough September
Daniel Zeichner MP will be celebrating the best thing since sliced bread this Friday, 12 September, as he visits The Cambridge Oven, 44 Hills Rd, Cambridge CB2 1LA, to mark Sourdough September and celebrate the art of real bread.
£300,000 available to support community services in South Cambridgeshire
A £300,000 annual funding programme launches today (8 September), aimed at empowering local groups that deliver vital services to South Cambridgeshire residents.
Councillors to discuss next steps for Cambridge Civic Quarter project
A NEW report has been published outlining the next steps for Cambridge City Council’s Civic Quarter project to improve the experience of everyone visiting Cambridge’s Market Square, Corn Exchange and Guildhall while making the most significant investment in the public realm in the city centre for 50 years.
Cambourne set to be transformed into a giant game this autumn
Beat the Street, an innovative physical activity game that has engaged more than a million people, is coming to South Cambridgeshire.
Cambridge MP welcomes £5m skills boost for young people in the region
Daniel Zeichner MP has welcomed the announcement that the Cambridgeshire & Peterborough Youth Guarantee Trailblazer will receive up to £5 million in 2026/27. The funding is part of a further £45 million being invested nationally to extend the Youth Guarantee Trailblazer programme for another year.
Over £260,000 allocated in Government fund extension to Cambridgeshire Community Foundation to build social connections in Fenland
The Department for Culture, Media and Sport (DCMS) has extended the Know Your Neighbourhood Fund to March 2026.
£40-plus million transport funding boost welcomed by local MP
Passengers are set to benefit from more than £40 million of new government funding to improve transport across Cambridgeshire and Peterborough over the next four years.
Pumping up skills: Daniel Zeichner MP celebrates fitness qualifications reunion
On Friday 5 September, Daniel Zeichner, Member of Parliament for Cambridge, will join Fitness Rush Community CIC at the C3 Centre for a special Qualifications Reunion Event, celebrating the achievements of local residents who have successfully completed Level 1, Level 2 and Level 3 fitness qualifications.
£100,000 of rural funding brews community spirit - one cuppa at a time
A new community café in Northstowe is bringing people together, thanks to £100,000 of rural funding.
Your voice matters: Help shape the future of business in our region
Last week, our team came together to reflect on the past year, review ongoing projects, and share ideas for the future. One thing became clear: our voice as a business matters.
New garden at Over Day Centre is blossoming thanks to grant funding
A newly developed garden at Over Day Centre is proving to be a cherished space for clients, families, and staff, following its official opening.
Funding to support community organisations in Cambridge now open
Applications are now open for a number of Cambridge City Council’s grants, aimed at empowering local charities, volunteer groups, and community organisations.
Council champions nature with charity of the year announcement
The Wildlife Trust for Bedfordshire, Cambridgeshire and Northamptonshire has been chosen as charity of the year by the new Chair of South Cambridgeshire District Council.
More than £350,000 in Rural England Prosperity Fund grants
Funding of £350,376 is available for business and community projects in South Cambridgeshire thanks to a grant scheme.
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South Cambridgeshire residents thanked by Council for supporting local services
Residents of South Cambridgeshire are thanked by councillors for their support of vital frontline services – after the District Council was named the second top District Council nationally for collecting Council Tax.
Council votes to permanently adopt four-day week following extensive independent analysis
South Cambridgeshire District Council has voted to become the first Council in the UK to permanently adopt a four-day week – after rigorous independent analysis showed most services got better or were maintained, with significant improvements to recruitment and retention.
Daniel Zeichner backs votes at 16 Plan
Cambridge MP Daniel Zeichner has welcomed the government’s announcement that 16- and 17-year-olds will be given the right to vote at the next general election.
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£90,000 grant funding to spark new life across South Cambridgeshire high streets
A funding pot of at least £90,000 is available for business and community projects to revitalise high streets across South Cambridgeshire.
Business sentiment remains under strain amid persistent cost pressures and global uncertainty, Q2 survey reveals
Business sentiment across Cambridgeshire, Peterborough and Stamford continues to face considerable challenges, according to the latest Quarterly Economic Survey (QES) for Q2 2025, conducted by the British Chambers of Commerce.
Packing power: Daniel Zeichner joins Daily Bread for Co-Op fortnight
Cambridge MP Daniel Zeichner is swapping Parliament for packing tape this Friday 27 June at 3:30pm, as he joins staff at Daily Bread Co-operative to mark Co-op Fortnight 2025 – a nationwide celebration of co-operatives and their impact on communities across the UK.
Council given ‘A’ rating for tackling climate change set to make more homes healthier and cheaper to run
CAMBRIDGE City Council’s first Cabinet meeting today (24 June) will see Councillors discuss plans to expand work to ‘retrofit’ a further 370 council homes over the next three years – a potential £15m project to cut carbon emissions while helping tenants to live in healthier homes, while saving on their energy bills.