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Orchard owner devastated by busway approval
The £180m Cambourne to Cambridge busway will run straight through a century-old orchard.
Almost 4,000 homes could be built by university
More than 90 objections to the development are raised, according to a report.
'I was stuck on a plane for six hours - then the flight was cancelled'
Katie Haines, 20, says passengers on her flight had to wait six hours with no updates, food or water.
Street-drinking ban in town could be extended
Alcohol-related crime has fallen since a ban on street-drinking was introduced, a report says.
A&E waits unacceptable, say hospital bosses
A report says a hospital is facing a shortage of beds and staffing issues in several departments.
Knife crime hospital admissions fall across county
A report says hospital admissions linked to knife crime have dropped significantly in six years.
'Sponsor a brick' to turn railway shed into hub
A group of residents are looking to buy and restore an old Victorian railway shed for community use.
'Sponsor a brick' to turn railway shed into hub
A group of residents are looking to buy and restore an old Victorian railway shed for community use.
I've been given a parking charge notice - do I have to pay it?
Millions of parking charge notices were issued this year, but what how do they differ to parking fines?
More than £1m spent on car park regeneration plans
Huntingdonshire District Council's payments to developer, described as a "monumental waste of money".
Police boss on £188k set to retire and return
Simon Megicks has been in charge of Cambridgeshire Police for the past year.

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