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News for Peterborough - Mayor Dr Nik Johnson chairs the Cambridgeshire and Peterborough Combined Authority that will discuss a training programme for members that includes speed reading and retention training.

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Speed reading and retention training on offer to Combined Authority members

News for Peterborough - An album of more than 230 postcards sent from a stamp collector in Tokyo. BATEMANS AUCTIONEERS, Stamford Picture by Terry Harris / Bav Media.

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Postcards from early 20th century offer wonderful insight into Japan and UK friendship

News for Peterborough - Time now for a touch of ‘the good life’ for Cambridgeshire couple Graeme White and his wife, Katherine, after winning £1m on the National Lottery

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WATCH: Disbelief turns to joy for Cambridgeshire couple who scoop £1m lottery win

News for Peterborough - Jill Stimpson and other clergy at the celebration of her being appointed as associate priest for Haddenham, Wilburton, Witchford and Wentworth. From lefty: Katrina Myers, The Ven Richard Harlow, Rev Jill Stimpson, Rev Canon Mark Haworth and David Ogilvie.

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Haddenham, Wilburton, Witchford and Wentworth now have additional priest

News for Peterborough - CPRE posted this earlier this year with the caption: ‘Planning madness! The government’s ambitions to build 150,000 or more homes in and around Cambridge over the next 20 years is sheer folly. Flood risk, climate change and the need to protect our precious farmland so that we can feed ourselves are just some of our concerns regarding development on this scale in and around the Cambridge area’

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OPINION: There are places that merit levelling up investment – Cambridge is already on the level

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WATCH: Shadow Minister Peter Kyle praises ‘cutting edge’ Peterborough green technology centre

News for Peterborough - Sean Maher, of Welford Place, Wittering, appeared at Cambridge Crown Court on Tuesday (28 May) where he was sentenced to three years in prison

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WATCH: Video doorbells and CCTV catch house-to-house Peterborough burglar

News for Peterborough - Henbrook House in St Neots took resident Fred Dawson for a visit to RAF Hendon. Fred is a lifelong enthusiast for WWII aircraft who sadly struggles to study the subject due to visual impairment caused by macular degeneration.

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World War 2 aircraft fanatic Fred Dawson enjoys day out to remember

News for Peterborough - Vareesh Pratap is president (post graduate) and major union officer and is part of a student led movement to fix what they see as a broken and unfair system within the university.

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‘Gandhian-style’ peaceful protest at Cambridge University enters 3rd week

News for Peterborough - ‘We were a very mixed crowd on the Gaza demonstration. The strongest condemnation came from Hasidic Jews’ says ANGELA SPRINGER who attended Tuesday’s demonstration in London outside the gates of Downing Street

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OPINION: ‘We were a very mixed crowd on the demonstration against the war in Gaza’

News for Peterborough - Crimestoppers is appealing for anyone with information about the recent theft of Bronze Age treasures from a museum in Cambridgeshire to speak up anonymously.

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£5,000 reward to help solve Ely Museum ‘Great Torc Robbery’

News for Peterborough - Under 25s in Cambridgeshire and Peterborough can now apply for a special ‘Tiger’ bus pass offering £1 fares as part of the Combined Authority’s work to revamp public transport in the region

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WATCH: Mayor Nik Johnson urges under 25s to get a £1 ‘Tiger’ bus pass

News for Peterborough - Dogs in a playroom at MBR Acres, Wyton, Cambridgeshire. Understanding Animal Research says because dogs are primarily used to test new medicines for safety and efficacy, they are used mostly by pharmaceutical companies and contract research organisations, which do specialised animal research on behalf of other organisations. PHOTO: Understanding Animal Research

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MBR ‘self-appointed moral arbiters will not bring an end to dogs in research a day earlier’

News for Peterborough - Some of the “amazing volunteers who give so much to serve the Trussell Trust food bank in Chatteris” were the words accompanying this photo posted earlier this month by the parish church.

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Parish church stunned by Trussell Trust decision to move Chatteris food bank

News for Peterborough - Bailey Winkle went on a three-month crime spree, carrying out burglaries and stealing cars just after his eighteenth birthday in October last year.

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Bailey Winkle little scroat, 4 years inside the judge just wrote

News for Peterborough - Peterborough City Council, if it goes ahead to finish the Hilton hotel itself, would need to recognise, of course, that a development of this scale and a hotel of this standard is a complex operation, and it remains questionable if the council has the ‘in house’ capability to oversee a project of this scale. PHOTO: Terry Harris

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Council snubs Hilton Peterborough £12m offer for high risk go it alone plan

News for Peterborough - PC Tom Malby arrests Paul Coulson, of Kendrick Close, Stanground, for suspected drink driving. Coulson turned out to be 3 times over the legal limit.

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WATCH: Drunk driver tells Peterborough cop he nearly ran over ‘you can’t take my car; my missus needs it’

News for Peterborough - The life and work of Elspeth Jones, who was a Speak Out leader in Cambridgeshire for voice and rights charity VoiceAbility, was celebrated at this year’s Dimensions Learning Disability and Autism Leaders List Awards. Photo credit: VoiceAbility

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Cambridge campaigner ‘left a legacy that I know a lot of people will feel forever’ says Ken Bruce

News for Peterborough - Lets prove there are ‘NO no-go zones for Labour’ says Luke Viner Labour candidate Luke Viner aims to win in South Cambridgeshire and to “build on the string of Labour victories in blue-wall seats, we can prove there are NO no-go zones for Labour”. Luke, chair of South Cambridgeshire Labour and a Fulbourn parish councillor, is hoping voters will back someone who has “lived and breathed this constituency my entire professional life”. On Bank Holiday Monday Luke drew a sizeable crowd to a packed event at Sawston Free Church. He was supported by Labour fellow parliamentary candidates Elizabeth McWilliams (Ely & East Cambridgeshire), Alex Bulat (Huntingdon) and Kevin Bonovia (Stevenage), and Labour’s Combined Authority Mayor Dr Nik Johnson. Luke explained what the Labour Party means to him and why he is standing to be elected as an MP. “I was born under the last Labour government, and received my early education under it,” he said. “It gave me a great start, a passion for learning, including my love of music. Things worked then. You could see a doctor within 48 hours. Class sizes were under 30 and teachers were well respected. The economy had a long period of strong growth. “However, since the Tories were elected, enabled for the first five years by the Lib Dems, things have gone downhill. “Austerity brought terrible hardship and long-lasting damage to our services including the NHS, education, and local council services. “Nowhere near enough houses have been built, particularly truly affordable including social housing. Our economy has been wrecked by Tory incompetence. We are poorer, more taxed than ever before and what do we have to show for it?” He added: “I want to be elected so that I can represent the people of South Cambridgeshire at the very heart of a Labour government that is once again back in the service of the British people. “A government that would work to return the country to how it should be run, cutting waiting lists, increasing the number of teachers, increasing the numbers of police officers on the beat, building 1.5 million new homes including many truly affordable homes and growing the economy.” Mayor Johnson said: “Luke is very impressive. He is hugely energetic, very smart, and totally committed to do the very best for the community has called home for five years. “He understands the importance of cooperation, community and compassion and he would make a great MP for South Cambridgeshire.” Luke Viner at a Labour rally on Monday supported by Labour fellow parliamentary candidates Elizabeth McWilliams (Ely & East Cambridgeshire), Alex Bulat (Huntingdon) and Kevin Bonovia (Stevenage), and Labour’s Combined Authority Mayor Dr Nik Johnson.

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Lets show there are ‘NO no-go zones for Labour’ says Luke Viner

News for Peterborough - The big clear up in part of Werrington, Peterborough is under way after a burst water main caused extensive damage. PHOTO: Terry Harris

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Clear-up begins in Peterborough after burst water main ruins Bank Holiday

News for Peterborough - Flowers left on Peterborough town bridge after a man drowned after he jumped into the River Nene to escape police.

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Peterborough: ‘Incredible funny kind caring man’ dies after river plunge following police chase

News for Peterborough - The TOYOTA GAZOO Racing UK driver Rob Huff was wheel-perfect in a thrilling finale at the Norfolk venue as he fought his way from 14th on the grid to claim a famous victory PHOTO: Jakob Ebrey Photography

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Cambridge racing driver Rob Huff clocks up first Snetterton win in 20 years

News for Peterborough - Dominic Bevilacqua got an early morning wake up call (right) that led to him being jailed for more than 3 years for drug and other offences. Custody picture (right)

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WATCH: Dawn raid by Cambridgeshire police nabs county lines drug dealer

News for Peterborough - Tímea Kovács, a photographer working on a documentary photo project with Camp Beagle took these photos of Louise Ryan and her wheelchair protest.

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Gleeful look in her eyes as wheelchair activist spray paints sign at ‘puppy factory’

News for Peterborough - A snapshot of the horror that awaited RSPCA and council officials when they visited the Wardy Hill near Ely home of Jackie Draper

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Greedy Cambridgeshire breeder crams 44 dogs into her house of horrors

News for Peterborough - The new Wisbech Free school will be run by the Brooke Weston Trust, which also runs the Thomas Clarkson Academy (above), and is expected to be fully operational by 2026.

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Students spared 40 mile round trip commute after agreement reached to fund Wisbech Free school

News for Peterborough - Police and Crime Commissioner Darryl Preston with amnesty weapons at Parkside police station Cambridge (left) and Thorpe Wood police station (right)

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Swords and machetes among 150 weapons surrendered during Cambridgeshire amnesty

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Labour selects Luton councillor for NE Cambridgeshire General Election battle

News for Peterborough - Jesus Green Lock footbridge (above) has reopened, to the delight of residents and Cambridge Beer festival goers. PHOTO: Camcycle

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Council gives green light to walk over water as Jesus Green Lock footbridge re-opens

News for Peterborough - Matthew Warren (right) with (left) Ben Obese-Jecty the Conservative Parliamentary candidate for Huntingdon earlier this year. The candidate had asked to meet with Cambridgeshire Fire and Rescue. Others pictured are area commander Stuart Smith, and ACFO Jon Anderson.

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Matthew Warren to become £173,000 a year chief fire officer for Cambridgeshire

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