Category: News

The plans for a unitary council are proceeding and so this is an update of where we are.

EWR have started the first phase of ground investigations this month along the proposed route of the railway. This is what they have said: Ground investigations are vital for large infrastructure projects like EWR, gathering important information about the soil, rock and groundwater below the surface to help us to design a railway in a…

The next stage of UKPN works are to take place on Mowbray Road between the junctions of Cherry Hinton Road and The Dutch round-a-bout. This is an important section of the project linking up already installed ducting and cables within Queen Ediths Way and Perne Road. Highways have granted a permit for works to take…

The cycle lane will be closed between 3 and 6 March to enable CCTV works to be carried out.

Godwin Close, Gunhild Close, Gunhild Court, Gunhild Way and Godwin Way are all due to have preventative road surface work done from the 12 to 16 April. This is very good news and will improve those road surfaces. There will be road closures while the work is being carried out but there will be access…

EWR Co has recently advised the Council that the first phase of ground investigations along the proposed railway route for East West Rail (EWR) will commence this month. The ground investigations are expected to take place over several months, with the duration of individual surveys varying depending on the type of investigation. EWR Co has advised…

This is the text of a letter sent to me as a Stakeholder. Construction of the station is progressing well, with key milestones achieved over Christmas and further significant work planned for 2025. However, we now expect to bring the station into passenger use in early 2026. The revised entry into service date is being…

The Council is asking for suggestions for streets that should have a speed limit of 20mph. If you think your street should be one of them, please get in touch.

South Cambs District Council has started a consultation on the 4-day week operation that they have. The consultation on SCDC’s platform asks SCDC residents about all services that they deliver (Four-Day Week | South Cambridgeshire District Council) The City Council are inviting Cambridge residents to take a shortened version of the survey, hosted on their platform, which focuses…

Cambridge City Council are seeking the views of Cambridge residents and businesses on proposals to amend the boundary of the existing smoke control areas (SCA) to cover the whole city. This includes whether to widen the scope of the legislation to include permanent residential moored vessels on the River Cam within the Cambridge City Council…