Local News
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Omicron Case Identified In Cambridgeshire
An Omicron coronavirus case in South Cambridgeshire has been found.
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Fatal Collision In St Ives
A woman has died after a serious collision in St Ives yesterday afternoon (30 November).
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Still Time To Have Your Say On Public Transport In Greater Cambridge
The Greater Cambridge Partnership’s Making Connections public consultation sets out ambitious plans to transform public transport, including a future bus network which would deliver faster, frequent and reliable bus services with cheaper fares.
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Guided Busway Speed Cut Again
A further speed reduction is being implemented on the Guided Busway.
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Huntingdon Drug Dealer Jailed
A Huntingdon drug dealer has been jailed thanks to the suspicions of neighbourhood officers.
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Man Put Officer In Headlock
A man who put an officer in a headlock and smashed the windscreen of a police car has been jailed.
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Six People Served With Anti-Social Behaviour Injunctions
Injunctions have been secured against six people as part of ongoing work to tackle anti-social behaviour in Cambridge.
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CCTV Appeal After Racism At Peterborough United Game
Detectives have released a CCTV image of a man they would like to speak to in connection with the racial abuse of a player during a Peterborough United football match.
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Driving Ban For Man Who Crashed Into House
A man who crashed into a St Ives home while drunk has lost his licence.
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Weapons Taken Off Cambs Streets
More than 50 weapons including swords, knuckle dusters and batons were handed into police as part of an amnesty.
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Simply Red Announce Peterborough Date
The 'Stars' and 'Money's Too Tight To Mention' hitmakers will be performing at the Embankment next summer.
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Cambridge Welcomes Prince Charles
The Prince of Wales visited the city's central market on Tuesday where he was greeted by the Mayor of Cambridge, Cllr Russ McPherson.
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Star Radio Powers Up With New Frequency
Broadcast regulator Ofcom approves significant improvements to Star Radio's coverage across Cambridge and beyond.
