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Tory controlled Cambridgeshire County Council pledged to spend more on footpaths and roads as they approved the annual budget in the face of Labour and Lib...

One of many parts of Cambridgeshire affected by flooding over Christmas and January. - Credit: Reader Gully cleaning across Cambridgeshire is to be “substantially increased” by the county council as an early response to more than 700 people who wrote in to report flood issues.   It was the third wettest spell on records - many parts of the county felt it too - Credit: Archant And they will be working with those who filed complaints to identify “poorly maintained watercourses”.  The scale of the problem was discussed during a virtual meeting on February 3 that brought together many...

Rapid testing sites for key workers opening in Cambridgeshire and Peterborough Lateral flow tests should slow the spread of coronavirus. Updated Sign up to FREE email alerts from CambridgeLive - Subscribe 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 use your data, and your rights. You can unsubscribe at any time. Thank you for subscribingWe have more newslettersShow meSee ourprivacy notice Rapid testing sites...

Wisbech  Footfall counters to install two within the Wisbech Market Place area to provide data which to measure the economic health of the town centre: £19,500  Shop Watch Radio Scheme  To implement a new (digital) Shop Watch Radio scheme in Wisbech, the aim of which is to make shoppers and retailers feel safe and secure in the town centre: £33,800  Business Capital Grants Scheme  To implement a Business Capital Grants Scheme for local businesses, to adapt new ways of working, protect local employment opportunities and help improve the local economy of Wisbech: £200,000  Whittlesey ...

Rapid Covid-19 testing for key workers to begin across Cambridgeshire Anyone over 18 who has to work outside the home is being urged to take the tests twice a week to help stop the spread Updated Advertorial Rapid testing is being rolled out across Cambridgeshire (Image: Peterborough Council) Around one in three people who are infected with Covid-19 have no symptoms and could be spreading the disease without knowing it. As a result, rapid testing for key workers and anyone unable to work from home will launch across Cambridgeshire next week in a bid to help track cases of Coronavirus and driv...