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Wind farm inquiry gets under way
A public inquiry into a proposed wind farm project in Cambridgeshire gets under way in Huntingdon. |
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New crackdown targets shoplifters
Retailers in Cambridgeshire are given advice on dealing with shoplifting to boost police prosecutions. |
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Affordable home sites identified
More affordable home sites suitable for existing residents and those who want to return are identified in Huntingdonshire. |
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Debate over wind farm continues
Planning permission for the Cotton Farm wind farm has been refused but the debate continues as an appeal looms. |
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Air firm rules out move from city
One of the biggest employers in Cambridge rules out moving its business away from the city. |
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Row erupts over toilet closures
A council's decision to shut toilets at popular tourist spots in Huntingdon brings criticism from the town's civic society. |
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Defence plans for flood-hit town
About £11m is to be invested to protect more than 500 homes in a Cambridgeshire town hit by floods. |
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Wildlife trust in £1.2m loan plea
A wildlife trust for Bedfordshire, Cambridgeshire and Northamptonshire asks a council for a £1.2m loan to help it create a large area of fen. |
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Boost for sport in rural villages
A grant of £234,144 is awarded by Sport England to promote sport in 17 villages in Huntingdonshire. |
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Plans to improve A14 are backed
A scheme to improve the A14 in Cambridgeshire is given the backing of Huntingdonshire council. |
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Police headcams to be rolled out
Police officers in the south of Cambridgeshire will be wearing headcams to cut anti-social behaviour and domestic violence. |
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Indoor £3m recycling centre opens
Cambridgeshire County Council opens a new recycling centre, costing, £3m, on the edge of St Neots. |
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Views sought on planning process
A district council in Cambridgeshire seeks the views of the public in a review of its planning procedures. |
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Up to 670,000 new homes 'needed'
Plans for hundreds of thousands of new homes for the East of England up to 2031 are going to public consultation. |
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Imitation guns seized from youths
Cambridgeshire Police are issuing a warning after two imitation firearms were seized in Huntingdonshire. |
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Ten new swine flu cases confirmed
Ten new cases of swine flu have been confirmed in England, the Health Protection Agency says. |
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One mile left for longest track
A guided busway being built in Cambridgeshire, the world's longest track, has just over one mile of track left to be laid before it is finished. |
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Fry's wetland gift for his mother
Actor and raconteur Stephen Fry adopts part of a Cambridgeshire fen as a gift for his mother on Mother's Day. |
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Air firm rules out USAF base move
Engineering firm Marshall's Aerospace rules out a move to the US Air Force base RAF Mildenhall in Suffolk. |
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Street football is 'anti-social'
Children are discouraged from having a kickabout in the street in two areas of Cambridgeshire after residents labelled the practice "anti-social". |