A deeply disreputable bar chart being distributed by @CambridgeLDs in Castle ward (left), comparing votes for two candidates in last year's election against votes for one. The actual result of the election, which had two vacancies, is shown on the right. democracy.cambridge.gov.uk/m…

GCP backers push an #orchard vs. #woods narrative, pitting communities against each other—divide and conquer. But Madingley Road isn’t moving. Adding an inbound bus lane, as CPPF suggests, would nudge traffic over, likely helping the SSSI, not harming it. Meanwhile, GCP’s £200m concrete busway to Grange Road will carve up @MadingleyHill #farms and destroy Coton Orchard. Don’t be fooled. On 1 May 2025, vote to #SaveCotonOrchard, save taxpayers £ms, give commuters a real choice, and actually protect the #environment 🌳🍎🦊🚌❌ 🗳️✊🏻🤨 ✏️ change.org/p/save-the-green-…

We’re not voting for anyone who said YES to wrecking our countryside, bulldozing farms, and trashing our heritage. We hope Cambridgeshire stands up for what matters too 🌳🚌❌🗳️✊🏻🤨

It's a tough trading environment on the UK high street. Investment in a low traffic Mill Road will further protect local businesses by making it a place to go to, not drive through @neil4labour1 @richardhowitt @mikelode1 @CambsCC @GreaterCambs standard.co.uk/business/busi…

Bus ways would not be necessary. If most of the cars stopped at park and rides. And people cycled, walked or took the bus from there.

I understand why @CotonView wants to protect its village. 🌺 I am sure you understand why @camcitco wants to reduce the 100k cars driving in our city? 🌺 @GreaterCambs can do this by an active travel/busway that is separate from traffic. 🌺 Yes, it will cost 5 old trees. But… 🌺

🏆🏙️ Cambridge has been recognised as a great city for innovative travel, by winning the first ‘City or Town of the Year’ award at the third annual @CiTTimagazine awards.

Are you fed up with the awful decisions of the new Government? 🖋️ Sign this petition now! petition.parliament.uk/petit…

18th November 2024 I stopped for a chat with Don today who was putting up Christmas lights for the last time at La Mimosa. He told me that after 21 years, the restaurant will be closing at the end of the year and that he will be retiring. The name Don Pasquale has been synonymous with Italian dining in Cambridge for over 50 years. He and his brothers, Kim and Prospero opened their well-loved restaurant at Market Hill in 1972 - a traditional Italian restaurant that became a Cambridge institution under the Benedetto family.‘ It’s been my life’ he said ‘Nearly all my customers are regulars who have been coming for years - they have made my time here so enjoyable - I will miss it terribly’. And I will miss our daily chats Don as I’m reminded that it is people who make a city, and family-run businesses are a key element to our sense of belonging. The American political scientist, in his book ‘Bowling Alone’ calls it social capital, and I think we are running out of it.

FoMRB2 participant (and someone who participated in FoMRB) here, blocking the highway and stopping people getting to work. Roy. Blocking the highway is an offence.

Fight for Freedom in Cambridge! Don’t let them divide our families, homes and businesses by shutting Mill Road bridge to people in cars and vans. gofundme.com/f/KeepMillRoadO…

#Cambridge Closing Mill Rd is just the beginning - see below… Let’s defeat this like we defeated the CON Charge - petition link: cambridgeshire.cmis.uk.com/c…