Climate
Land in Transition: the competing opportunities of development, agriculture and natural capital
Date: 07/10/2026, 2:00pm. Location: The Jockey Club, 101 High St, Newmarket CB8 8JL ...
More than £1.5 million to support communities, businesses and climate action
Community groups, businesses and local organisations across South Cambridgeshire have benefited from more than £1.5 million in funding awarded during 2025-26. ...
Cambridgeshire Responsible Business Network | Community Wealth Building
Join us for the next Cambridgeshire Responsible Business Network event for a chance to explore community wealth building. ...
Thousands more homes to receive weekly collections of food waste
This is a joint news release on behalf of Cambridge City Council and South Cambridgeshire District Council, which share the Greater Cambridge Shared Waste Service. ...
Protecting Agriculture on the Digital Frontier - From Soil to Cloud
Event for early-career individuals. Navigate emerging climate and cyber threats while leveraging digital tools to safeguard the future of agriculture. ...
REAP Conference 2026
From Promise to Practice: What’s Good Enough?The agri-tech community has proven it can innovate. The next step is showing which innovations are valuable, scaleable, and cost effective enough for widespread use. ...
Measure What Matters: Why Life Cycle Assessment (LCA) is Becoming Essential
Hear from experts, explore practical applications and discover how Life Cycle Assessment (LCA) is helping organisations make more sustainable, data-driven decisions. ...
One in six people worldwide has a disability – Cambridge charity calls on public to help build a more inclusive world this August
Cambridge disability charity CBM UK launches its 'Inclusion Matters' campaign with a free guide to help people take simple steps towards greater accessibility. ...
Data Centres are causing idle grid capacity that is blocking Britain’s switch to electric trucks, new report warns
· Data centres typically use less than a fifth of the grid capacity they have reserved, with the twelve largest sites using just 7%, analysis of more than five million electricity meter readings shows · Report warns that power booked but never used is holding up the grid capacity hauli...
Mayor opens community-created wildlife corridor in growing Cambridge
The Mayor of Cambridge, Councillor Maria Cleminson, has officially opened Barnwell Verge: Seeds of Hope, a community-led project that has transformed a neglected roadside verge into a thriving wildlife corridor and green space for local residents.The opening brought together volunteers,...