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Two bus services that cost up to £100 per passenger to run are being axed to cut costs. Two bus services that cost up to £100 per passenger to run are being axed to cut costs.

Bus service cuts confirmed as ‘tough choices have to be made'

42 Stretham Road, Wilburton 42 Stretham Road, Wilburton

Florist can sell flowers from stall in front of home after neighbour objections

Cambourne to Cambridge busway campaign poster in Coton Cambourne to Cambridge busway campaign poster in Coton

300 objections lodged against controversial busway project as inquiry opens

A planning application seeks permission to turn a five-bedroom house at Mere Engine Farm into a home for two to three children. A planning application seeks permission to turn a five-bedroom house at Mere Engine Farm into a home for two to three children.

Vacant farm building could become children's care home under new plans

Illustrative image of part of proposed 308 homes Wisbech, Cambridgeshire. Image taken from planning documents. Image: Glancy Nicholls Architects/Prosperity Illustrative image of part of proposed 308 homes Wisbech, Cambridgeshire. Image taken from planning documents. Image: Glancy Nicholls Architects/Prosperity

‘Disturbing’ no affordable homes or money for education at 300 homes development

Fenland District Council could be abolished under a local government shake-up so councillors want to ensure people's money is spent locally. Fenland District Council could be abolished under a local government shake-up so councillors want to ensure people's money is spent locally.

Rising costs inspires some 'legacy projects' to be delayed

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