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Cambridgeshire Chief Constable, Nick Dean, will be awarded a King’s Policing Medal (KPM) as part of the King’s Birthday Honours

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King’s Policing Medal award for Cambridgeshire chief constable Nick Dean

June 16, 2024

It was back to business shortly afterwards for Lidl distribution centre in Peterborough after solar panels caught fire. 11 fire engines and around 40 firefighters, as well as a water carrier and an aerial appliance, were quickly on the scene. PHOTO: Terry Harris

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£999 Lidl gift to firefighters charity for saving £70m Peterborough warehouse

June 7, 2024

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

June 4, 2024

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

June 3, 2024

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

June 3, 2024

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

May 31, 2024

‘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’

May 30, 2024

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’

May 30, 2024

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

May 28, 2024

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

May 28, 2024

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

May 24, 2024

Residents are asked to have their say on the Waterbeach to Cambridge transport scheme, that will support thousands of new homes being built in the new town and provide quick and easy options to avoid travelling on the busy A10.

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Help us shape Waterbeach to Cambridge transport plans says GCP

May 21, 2024

Cllr Marco Cereste, surrounded by family and friends, is believed to be the first person of Italian ethnicity to be elected mayor of a British city. PHOTO: Terry Harris

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In Peterborough Il nuovo sindaco è italiano – the new mayor is Italian

May 21, 2024

Mayor Dr Nik Johnson and (centre) with Cllr Anna Smith, deputy mayor of the Cambridgeshire and Peterborough Combined Authority at the opening of Chatteris museum.

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Cambridgeshire bus revolution is just what the doctor ordered

May 19, 2024

Mayor Cllr Val Fendley “I am in no way promising any change to what has been implemented, that is most definitely not within my gift.” But she will listen to concerns over the 20mph limit.

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Protestor told to leave, and meeting suspended as Ramsey town council caught off guard by 20mph revolt

May 17, 2024

Stephen Goldspink (left) heads the campaign to halt the demolition of the Three Horseshoes at Turves to become housing.

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6 months to save Three Horseshoes at Turves near Whittlesey from closure

May 13, 2024

One artist whose dog sculpture features in the Paws on the Wharf trail, is Cambridgeshire-based surrealism artist, Kevin Gavaghan.

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Cambridgeshire artist Kevin Gavaghan showcases dog sculpture at London exhibition

May 10, 2024

One of the dogs taken in by Ravenswood recently. 'Her face was swollen and her eye sore due to terrible teeth, she was in agony. She had 10 teeth removed'

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Funding crisis for Fenland rescue centre as it takes in 27 dogs and 3 cats in 10 days

May 9, 2024

Thermoteknix celebrates a fifth Royal award. Pictured front - from left - Bruce Cairnduff (Engineering Manager), Richard Salisbury (Managing Director and Company Founder), Anna Kwiecień (Purchasing Administrator), Hollie Walsh (Sales Co-Ordinator) and Louise Barton (Office Manager) celebrating their success in securing another Royal award with Thermoteknix staff outside their headquarters in Cambridge, United Kingdom.

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6 Cambridgeshire companies win King’s Award for Enterprise 2024

May 11, 2024

Originally known as The Sir Harry Smith Secondary School and built to accommodate 600 students, the doors first opened to an intake of 360 students in September 1953

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‘Not recommended’ parents verdict on Sir Harry Smith Community College

May 1, 2024

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OPINION: Court reporting is failing us all – especially the innocent

May 1, 2024

"Monsters of the Sea" promises to be the highlight of Peterborough Cathedral's summer calendar, offering a mesmerising mix of entertainment, education, and exploration.

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WATCH: 16 life size animatronic sea creatures head to Peterborough Cathedral

May 1, 2024

Mandy Morton will be speaking about her work and signing her books at Waterstones in Cambridge from 6pm on Wednesday, May 8.

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Author’s Talk and Book Signing: The Suspicions of Mr Whisker by Mandy Morton

April 30, 2024

North West Anglia NHS Foundation Trust’s oldest-serving employee, Chaplain Roger Cresswell had the honour of meeting HRH The Princess Royal during her recent visit to Hinchingbrooke Hospital in Huntingdon, introduced by Trust Director of Midwifery, Melissa Davis.

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GALLERY: One for the family album as HRH The Princess Royal visits Hinchingbrooke Hospital

April 29, 2024

The women’s team of March Bears Rugby Club learn some basic fire fighter techniques during a visit to March Fire Station. PHOTO: Cambs Fire and Rescue

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GALLERY: Fire crews put rugby club through the ‘bear’ necessities of their work

April 29, 2024

National Highways lend a helping hand to move Wansford Road station on the A47 to a new home at Railworld, Peterborough. PHOTO: Terry Harris

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GALLERY: A47 Wansford Road station on the move ‘brick by brick’ to new home in Peterborough

April 26, 2024

The Princess Royal officially opens the NHBC Training Hub, adjacent to Histon Football Club, Impington, Cambridge; it can train 80 apprentices all year round. PHOTO: NHBC

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GALLERY: The Princess Royal opens new NHBC training hub at Cambridge

April 26, 2024

A consultation on the proposed £2.2bn Fens reservoir will run from May 30 to July 25. The image offers an idea of what the site could look like in the future.

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First image of £2.2bn reservoir close to Chatteris, Doddington and March

April 26, 2024

Joe (L) and Ricky, brothers from St Neots, both ran the London Marathon.

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St Neots brothers run London Marathon to support deaf children’s charity

April 25, 2024

Ken Abbs celebrated his 100th birthday at Ness Court, Burwell, a retirement community run by Sanctuary Supported Living

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Burwell celebrations for ‘magnificent role model’ Ken as he celebrates his 100th birthday

April 25, 2024

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King’s Policing Medal award for Cambridgeshire chief constable Nick Dean

£999 Lidl gift to firefighters charity for saving £70m Peterborough warehouse

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

Swords and machetes among 150 weapons surrendered during Cambridgeshire amnesty

Help us shape Waterbeach to Cambridge transport plans says GCP

In Peterborough Il nuovo sindaco è italiano – the new mayor is Italian

Cambridgeshire bus revolution is just what the doctor ordered

Protestor told to leave, and meeting suspended as Ramsey town council caught off guard by 20mph revolt

6 months to save Three Horseshoes at Turves near Whittlesey from closure

Cambridgeshire artist Kevin Gavaghan showcases dog sculpture at London exhibition

Funding crisis for Fenland rescue centre as it takes in 27 dogs and 3 cats in 10 days

6 Cambridgeshire companies win King’s Award for Enterprise 2024

‘Not recommended’ parents verdict on Sir Harry Smith Community College

OPINION: Court reporting is failing us all – especially the innocent

WATCH: 16 life size animatronic sea creatures head to Peterborough Cathedral

Author’s Talk and Book Signing: The Suspicions of Mr Whisker by Mandy Morton

GALLERY: One for the family album as HRH The Princess Royal visits Hinchingbrooke Hospital

GALLERY: Fire crews put rugby club through the ‘bear’ necessities of their work

GALLERY: A47 Wansford Road station on the move ‘brick by brick’ to new home in Peterborough

GALLERY: The Princess Royal opens new NHBC training hub at Cambridge

First image of £2.2bn reservoir close to Chatteris, Doddington and March

St Neots brothers run London Marathon to support deaf children’s charity

Burwell celebrations for ‘magnificent role model’ Ken as he celebrates his 100th birthday

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