Cambridgeshire
Not enough specific news from Abbots Ripton. Meanwhile, here are the latest from Cambridgeshire.
Neighbourhood officers and NHS Trust collaborate to offer life-saving CPR skills training to the public.
Young people from Hinchingbrook School designed posters to encourage families to reduce food waste and promote sustainable practices.
Cross-sector collaboration aims to improve health and employment outcomes for local populations through innovative regional approaches.
National funding secured for innovative student 'sprint' programme that turns ideas into action.
The Conservators of the River Cam are seeking public views on revised fees for the 2027/28 financial year.
Cambridgeshire Council provides an update on the temporary closure of Upware Road at Upware Bridge, with survey results expected soon.
District council calls for evidence on necessity of changes and proposes devolution pilot.
East Cambridgeshire District Council cites agricultural land, food security, and biodiversity as key reasons for rejecting large-scale wind farm proposals.
New research from Anglia Ruskin University suggests a positive relationship between time spent in natural environments and intuitive eating.
Ancient climate data from warmer periods helps researchers refine climate models and project future ice cover with greater accuracy.
University of Cambridge review finds conditional support for using health data, with calls for transparency and greater involvement in decision-making.
New contract aims for more flexible, personalised support for adults with learning disabilities and autism, shaped by user feedback.
