Local Government
Proposed new Greater Cambridge Local Plan gets set for Government submission
Thousands of comments and years of public consultation have helped shape the proposed new Greater Cambridge Local Plan, with councillors now set to consider its submission to Government for examination. ...
Martyn's Law: What Cambridge Venues Need to Do Before 2027
From spring 2027, Cambridge venues that can hold 200 or more people will have new duties under Martyn's Law. Here is how to check whether you are in scope, what the standard tier asks and the free steps to take first. ...
Residents invited to help shape the year ahead in South Cambridgeshire
Residents across South Cambridgeshire are being invited to help decide what matters most to them as the District Council plans its priorities and spending for the year ahead. ...
Daniel Zeichner welcomes budget boost for 41,000 Cambridge households
Cambridge MP Daniel Zeichner has welcomed new measures in today's Budget to help households with the cost of living, with around 78% of homes in his constituency potentially benefiting from a £100 energy payment, alongside significant new investment in Cambridge. ...
Over 400 guests gather for sell out event with Price Bailey and Michael Gove
Former Cabinet minister joined Price Bailey Chairman, to explore the gap between politics and business ahead of the Autumn Budget. ...
Your waste your responsibility campaign
Residents urged to take simple steps to help tackle fly-tipping - A new campaign has launched to help residents dispose of unwanted items responsibly and reduce fly-tipping across South Cambridgeshire. ...
Micromobility Innovation launches CitiPod Pioneer Programme
Cambridge-based Micromobility Innovation, a spin-out of Cambridge Electric Transport, has launched the CitiPod Pioneer Programme, giving early adopters the opportunity to help shape a new generation of lightweight, weather-protected electric transport designed for short urban journeys. ...
Administrator access – why you need to review yours
Granting Administrator access often starts with a single request. An employee simply needs to install a printer, update a specialist program, or change a setting on their computer. Admin access solves the immediate problem, but it often remains in place long after the task is fini...
Burnham’s high street regeneration package may be too little too late, says Price Bailey
A new £210 million Government package aimed at bringing derelict high street buildings back into use could provide a much-needed boost to footfall and local economies, but more action is needed to address the rising costs facing retail and hospitality businesses, according to financial ...
£5.4m investment set to unlock more than 5,500 EV chargers in Cambridgeshire and Peterborough
More than 5,500 electric vehicle charge points, unlocked with £5.4 million in Combined Authority funding, are set to be installed across Cambridgeshire and Peterborough, subject to final approvals. Cambridgeshire and Peterborough Combined Authority secured the money from the Govern...