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Council chairman raises A 3k for charities
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Sweet justice dished out to serial city shoplifter
Reynolds, 26, of Alice Bell Close, King's Hedges, Cambridge, was handed a 20-week prison sentence, suspended for 12 months, on May 2 after he admitted stealing 21 bottles of alcohol totalling almost 300 from the Co-op store in Great Shelford the previous day.
Abington villagers pledge to buy campsite
Residents of the Abingtons and opponents to the sale of Little Abington Campsite have agreed to unite to bid to buy the site.
New town blues to plague village for years to come
Rally to save Waterbeach barracks. Pictured front is Cllr James Hockney and Cllr Peter Johnson with the petition.
Two new faces join council's top team
Two members of the top team at South Cambridgeshire District Council, Cllr Sue Ellington and Cllr James Hockney, have stepped down.
including new town at Waterbeach and village at Bourn airfield
Construction of an 8,000-home town at Waterbeach barracks, a new village at Bourn airfield, and up to 430 houses in the green belt off Worts' Causeway are the development plans picked by councils to tackle the region's housing crisis.
Gas leak at former restaurant closes lane of A428
Fire crews were called to the former Yim Wah restaurant, which was ravaged by fire four years ago, following reports of the smell of gas at about 5pm yesterday .
The former Chinese restaurant Yim Wah being demolished last month
Fire crews were called to the former Yim Wah restaurant, which was ravaged by fire four years ago, following reports of the smell of gas at about 5pm yesterday .
'Bedroom tax' hits motor neurone disease couple
Andrew Newberry, 38, was sent a letter saying he was in rent arrears for his two-bedroom bungalow in Coolidge Gardens, Cottenham, as a result of the Government's benefit reforms - even though his partner of 14 years, Jo Mair, is reduced to being able to move only her eyes by the crippling condition.
Anger over Smithy Fen planning blunder
South Cambridgeshire District Council had been due to rule on whether more travellers would be allowed onto the Cottenham site but the application was pulled from the agenda just minutes before the planning committee today.
Exercise referral scheme extends reach to Cambourne
An exercise referral scheme that helps make physical activity a new way of life for people with health problems has been launched at the Everyone Active Cambourne Fitness and Sports Centre.
Residents to get tax credit after council blunder
Finance bosses have apologised for the mistake and said households in the three affected parishes will receive a credit on their May council tax bill to make up for the error.
County council leader Nick Clarke loses Fulbourn seat to Lib Dems
County Council leader Nick Clarke lost his Fulbourn seat to Liberal Democrat candidate John Williams at the South Cambridgeshire District Council count today.
Bassingbourn ski slope will not be demolished
Skiiers and snowboarders are hopeful Bassingbourn Snowsports Centre may reopen after the Ministry of Defence confirmed the facility at Bassingbourn Barracks would not be demolished.
Loophole could let more travellers onto Smithy Fen
More travellers could be allowed to move onto Smithy Fen because of a loophole which neighbours claim makes a "mockery" of the planning system.
Councils and businesses 'should reach A14 funding target'
POLITICIANS in Cambridgeshire are confident that councils and business leaders across the East of England will between them commit to contributing at least 100million over 20 years to major improvements to the A14.
Construction firm delight at EcoHub award
Potton-based builders Hutchinson were presented with the award for Building Excellence in the Delivery of Outstanding Construction and Workmanship by the Local Authority Building Council.
Beat officers now armed with Taser stun guns in Cambridge
File photo dated 31/10/05 of a Police officer demonstrating a Taser gun. PRESS ASSOCIATION Photo.
A14 upgrade at risk in cash row, cabinet minister warns
The A14 upgrade could be scrapped because of Cambridge City Council's refusal to help fund the project, a cabinet minister has warned.
Man charged with spate of Foxton burglaries
Daniel Lindsell, 18, will appear before Cambridge magistrates after he was charged with nine burglaries which took place between December last year and this month.