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Plans for two new special free schools in Cambridgeshire have been given the green light by the government. The schools, which will be built by the Department for Education (DfE) will provide hundreds of young people with SEND access to high quality le…
Great Northern
RMT Union is taking strike action tomorrow (Saturday, July 29). A limited service will run and services on some routes will start later and finish earlier. Some stations will have NO service for the day.
Church Street – Buckden (between …
Wansford Bridge – Peterborough
Closed for eight weeks to all traffic, but cyclists and pedestrians will have access. Signed diversions will be in place.
Gibraltar Lane – Swavesey
The road is closed both ways between July 25-28 betweem the hours of…
Wansford Bridge – Peterborough
Closed for eight weeks to all traffic, but cyclists and pedestrians will have access. Signed diversions will be in place.
Gibraltar Lane – Swavesey
The road is closed both ways between July 24-28 betweem the hours of…
West Road – Cambridge
The road will be closed both ways to all motor vehicles until July 21 due to works by Cambridge Water.
Black Bank Road – Little Downham
The road will be closed both ways to all motor vehicles until July 21 due to works by Angli…
A new takeaway restaurant is due to open in Wisbech[1] after plans were recently given the green light. The decision was confirmed by Fenland District Council[2] at a meeting on Tuesday (July 18).
The plans will see the change of use of premises on 50 …
| Road Transport | TVS Interfleet announces new apprenticeship programme.
13:00 Tue 18th Jul 2023 | Posted By UKHAULIER
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Leading vehicle bodybuilder, TVS Interfleet, has announced t…
A woman was cut free from a car following a crash on a busy Cambridgeshire[1] A-road. Emergency services were called to the A47 near Thorney Toll on Thursday morning after the vehicle ended up in a ditch.
A Cambridgeshire Fire and Rescue Service spokes…
Sending a clear message from Cambridgeshire to the Treasury, business and transport leaders have urged Chancellor Jeremy Hunt to agree improvements to the Ely Junction rail bottleneck which notoriously holds back trade and the wide prosperity it should…
A new report has found that improvements to a rail junction in Ely[1] would take around 100,000 lorry journeys off the road per year. The findings are part of an attempt to persuade the government to upgrade the bottleneck.
Keeping Trade on Track said …