'We have huge aspirations for growth in Peterborough and a key part of our plans is an improved transport system'
Peterborough City Council says it stores 3,500 tonnes of salt at its contractor's depot
The direction will come into force from Monday 1 January 2024 for two years
The curtain comes up on the first performance of Aladdin on Saturday 2 December.
“Why should I trust another politician or councillor?” says former physio
“The canopy also fails to preserve or enhance the character and appearance of the city centre conservation area."
We are predicting a budget gap of £6.2m in 2024/25, but we have a plan to close this gap
Our leadership will bring fresh energy, momentum, and perspective to the council at a critical time
Wayne Fitzgerald, the former leader of Peterborough City Council, has admitted that a CambsNews photograph of opposition councillors – which he dubbed ‘the magnificent 7’ –...
Cllr Farooq said 'I am humbled and honoured to have been nominated and elected as leader'
Cllr Chris Harper presented his vote of no confidence motion, and it was duly passed by 32 votes to 20.
The owner says the proposal would not cause any loss of privacy to adjacent residents and there would be no overlooking.
It is a vital time for our council to have stability and sensible leadership to navigate through the difficult financial and governance challenges it is facing.
“The city council’s outreach team were an absolute Godsend”.
MP Paul Bristow said: “Today I reiterate my plea to Government to stand down this hotel - and I have met with council leadership to put...
Lib Dem leader of Peterborough City Council Christian Hogg wonders if “Wayne has realised that his time as council leader is coming to an end, and...
“It is NOT true as stated in the design and access statement that 'adequate [hydrotherapy] alternatives exist locally'. There are none. The proposed redevelopment of this...
When Cllr Wayne Fitzgerald used his veto – unexpectedly – to scupper the LTCP (outside of the meeting and in a Facebook video citing the spurious...
An expected promise of £200,000 to move forward plans on creating an electric bus depot in Peterborough was withdrawn today – much to the dismay of...
“Someone must have come in and smashed up the pool,” said Cllr Fox. “And paid for doing so."
An interactive tool that puts residents in the driving seat when it comes to balancing the council’s budget has been launched today (Tuesday 19 September). The...
When Prime Minister Harold Macmillan was asked what the greatest challenge for a statesman was, he answered: ‘Events, dear boy, events’. And for Cllr Wayne Fitzgerald,...
Cllr Dennis Jones, Labour group leader on Peterborough City Council, and Andrew Pakes Labour Parliamentary candidate for Peterborough, have written to city council leader Cllr Wayne Fitzgerald,...
The bulk of the estimated £6.3m cost of building a pedestrian bridge linking the Embankment in Peterborough with Fletton Quays will come from the Government and...
CambsNews received this ‘open letter’ today from Stuart Orme, chair, Peterborough Museum Society We are writing to express our profound misgivings regarding the proposals put forward...
A group set up to promote civic pride and improve the quality of life in Peterborough says not only residents but some of its own staff...
Key Theatre, Peterborough, will remain closed until October 15 at the earliest, the owners announced today. Landmark Theatres, who run the Key Theatre are looking at...
The Key Theatre, Peterborough, has been closed with immediate effect after RAAC was found in the roof of the auditorium. Peterborough City Council says RACC has...
MP Paul Bristow once said he “won’t leave a stone unturned to ensure we get a hydrotherapy pool facility in our city,” which may seem ironic...
Conservative MP Paul Bristow has explained his decision to employ a former Labour city councillor. The Peterborough MP says he is convinced Ansar Ali, who quit...
It is expected that the store would employ 15 people on a full-time equivalent basis
South Cambs District Council 'aiming to identify a total of at least £2 million in savings by April 2026'
The awards are organised by Nursery Management Today magazine
Dance workshops have focussed on the boys developing their creative and choreographic skills
Peter Smith had been out of prison for just two days when his offending started again.
Peterborough could be left without an indoor public swimming pool unless up to £15million can be found for repairs and...
Friends of the Earth report shows extent of bus cuts across Cambridgeshire
Cambridgeshire police operates a dedicated, confidential hotline, 0800 032 0845, to report drink or drug drivers
The driver of the car, a 25-year-old woman from Potton, Bedfordshire, was uninjured
This was a planned theft with men acting as lookout court told
Harding was foiled by CCTV and fingerprints left at the scene.
Imitation gun on youths during Christmas lights switch on
Tracking device alerts police to stolen Range Rover
Londis has 21 days to appeal to magistrates against the decision.
IFABS Building Services Ltd and MAE Building and Construction burglary victims
TR Events hope to host the parties at Sunnyridge Farm, Mill Road, Lode.
Failure to comply with the partial closure order of Peterborough flat is a criminal offence
PC Christopher Smits, who investigated, said: “The incident was extremely frightening for the young child."
'We have huge aspirations for growth in Peterborough and a key part of our plans is an improved transport system'
Cambridge City Council prosecuted Ben Thornton of Howard Road, Cambridge
“Now anyone who lost a loved one to Covid has somewhere to go and reflect or lay flowers"
The Wheatsheaf junction is a priority for the county council. Casualty statistics make grim reading.
Peterborough City Council says it stores 3,500 tonnes of salt at its contractor's depot
Ben Williams, 32, used a claw hammer to repeatedly hit the victim
The direction will come into force from Monday 1 January 2024 for two years
These were scene on the A14 near Cambridge this afternoon
230 people killed or injured on Cambridgeshire roads since start of 2022 because of drink or drug driver.
Cyber and fraud prevention officer Kate Thwaites said: “These crimes often have a devastating impact on the victims"
PC Cullimore took on the role specifically to support local businesses
The wonky tree will be in pride of place at FACET charity college festive car boot and sale