Monthly Archives: April 2026

…or the old Cattle Market site for those of you who have been around for longer Also, it looks like LandSec are going to be selling on their long term lease. “Whilst we can’t comment on sales processes, we don’t have plans to redevelop Cambridge Leisure Park and the centre will remain open as usualContinue reading “New proposals for The Junction / Cambridge Leisure Park”

The BBC Radio Cambridgeshire recordings will be available for the next 3-4 weeks Plus we also had the annual recording of the Queen Edith’s hustings which, due to event clashes meant it was a ‘set up and record’ operation, along with the regular appearance of the noisy nestlings which you can hear in the background!Continue reading “Cambridge and South Cambridgeshire candidates go head-2-head”

Strange what you stumble across when doom scrolling with a frazzled out brain (You can access the consultation document at the foot of this link) I couldn’t even do basic admin tasks today such was my abnormally-fatigued state, spending most of the time between Wednesday afternoon and Friday evening tucked up and wondering why myContinue reading “Theresa May’s Government consulted on light rail in February 2019”

Cambridge City Council publishes its statement of nominations for the 14 wards being contested. Image: Debate not hate by the LGA You can: “Anything new to report?” Dominic McGrath’s report for Labour List covers the battle that Cambridge Labour faces to hold onto party political control in this article. With a very small majority followingContinue reading “All five parties contesting Cambridge City Council seats in 2026”

South Cambridgeshire and Huntingdon District Councils will be holding their final elections in the relatively short-lived histories as district councils – having been formed in 1974. Cambridge City Council didn’t publish theirs today, which is unusual. You can read: Note with both both of the districts above, there are ***lots*** of people who were electedContinue reading “First candidates lists for local elections published”