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Independent report published into Cambridge Transport
The papers for next week’s Transport Committee meeting of the Combined Authority has been published, and it contains an independent report on the state of transport in and around Cambridge. It doesn’t pull its punches. Image – London’s sleek buses from Buses Magazine in 2022 The meeting papers here. The deadline for public questions is…
Almost one in four adults reported feeling lonely…
…according to the latest statistical release from the Office for National Statistics for the period covering January 2026 Above: “Proportion of adults reporting how often they felt lonely often, always or some of the time, Great Britain, March 2020 to January 2026” ONS Feb 2026 The data in the above-mentioned graph is interrogated in the…
Could ministers add sites beyond South Cambridgeshire to the Development Corporation’s remit?
With Haverhill and Royston located just beyond the boundary of South Cambridgeshire, could both towns be included in the remit? (A separate question: Should they be included?) Reminder: The consultation on a development corporation is still open This is not a new question – it was a point of discussion in the 1960s when the…
The Cambridge Town Owl 