Spice Cottage - From November 2014 "The Bengal Fox" with new menu, staff and revamped restaurant
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UK's biggest solar farm approved for east of England (Click on image for larger version)
Project and
Current Status
Project and
Current Status
Millstone Park Housing Development
(350 new homes)
410 Homes
now approved
Linden Homes
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Flagship Homes
(350 new homes)
410 Homes
now approved
Linden Homes
Web Site
Flagship Homes
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'Devastating' ram raids could be linked – policeDet Ch Insp Christian O'Brien says such raids bring trauma, upset and anger to communities.
More than £1m awarded to climate change projectsSouth Cambridgeshire District Council says it has awarded money to 110 community projects since 2019.
Residents oppose college's housing planThe University of Cambridge's Hughes Hall is proposing to build student accommodation.
Owls behind ancient 'feast of frogs' mysteryResearch into the Bar Hill discovery shows the location was ideal for the frogs to breed in.
Passenger feared train attack was suicide bomber, jury toldMilan Campion felt the attacker on the London-bound train "wasn't sound of mind".
CCTV shows drunk e-scooter rider before injuryThe 43-year-old was disqualified from driving for 20 months at court, police force says.
Attempted murder charges after two injured in houseCambridgeshire Police says two people aged in their 60s were taken to hospital.
Major rail disruption after person hit by trainOperators said no trains could run between Peterborough and Hitchin.
Homeless charity takes over six modular homesCambridge Cyrenians says the homes on Newmarket Road were due to be sent to landfill.
Extra support for early prison release victimsHundreds of criminals have already been released early from prison, with thousands more to come.
Estate's rainwater tanks will help combat droughtThe installation is expected to save about 5,700 gallons a year at the National Trust property.