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BBC News By Anna Bailey Published image copyrightAcute Art image captionEven if it's cold outside you can look at Solar Friend from your living room Ever dreamed of hanging artworks by leading artists around your home? Well now you can for free, thanks to augmented reality or AR as it is known. Images such as Olafur Eliasson's Solar Friend and Tomas Saraceno's Peacock Spider are among some of the works that can be displayed in your home - the only catch is they will not physically be there but can be seen virtually via an app on your smartphone. AR art is based on technology that brought us ...

'Council bills drove resident to verge of suicide,' councillor claims The family said they would receive 'a panicked phone call' when documents from the council arrived Updated Cambridgeshire County Council headquarters at Shire Hall Sign up to our newsletter for daily updates and breaking newsInvalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. Sign up here! When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Sometimes they’ll include recommendations for other related newsletters or services we offer. OurPrivacy Noticeexplains more about how we u...

"It has especially helped during these times and I never want to stop working here.” Kayleigh Dring, employment skills worker for Cambridgeshire County Council, which helps to run the café, said:"“Despite having to close between March and September last year due to the Covid-19 restrictions we’ve gone from strength to strength.  "We’ve been overwhelmed with the support from the local community for the takeaway and delivery service, something the staff worked together to develop so that we could stay open during the last lockdown. "It was such a success we’ve decided to carry it on...

The family said in an email to Cllr Nethsingha: “During the last year we get a panicked phone call the moment he receives an invoice. We spend so much time on trying to reassure him. "We try to explain the invoice to him and despite both of us having tertiary education we cannot explain it because we do not fully understand your invoicing system”. They said they and the vulnerable person concerned had contacted the council’s finance department to “resolve inconsistencies” in the invoices received, and that they had been told the matter would be resolved. Despite this, further invoic...

Voice of the Fens - Credit: Archant East Cambs council leader Anna Bailey wonders why the pedestrian crossing at Lancaster Way was even discussed by the county council. Why indeed and there you have the growing challenge – some may call menace – of our multi layers of local government.  CAPCA – the combined authority – is footing the bill, and East Cambs Council has thrown in some money but the (largely) redundant county council wanted their two pennorth worth.   Oh, for the days of yore when there was simply a parish/town council, district council and county council. Now we have CA...