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by aldc on 28 June, 2015
On Friday, Cambridgeshire County Council‘s Highways & Community Infrastructure Committee rescinded its earlier decisions to allow Kora-Regus to set up an Enterprise Centre in Cambridge Central Library. Conservatives on the County Council, who had previously voted through the proposal en bloc (first in March and again in June), this time voted to rescind the decision […]
Read more Leave a commentby aldc on 7 June, 2015
To: Mark Lloyd, Chief Executive, Cambridgeshire County Council Quentin Baker, Chief Legal Officer, Cambridgeshire County Council I wish to request a review of the decision on the Enterprise Centre taken at Highways & Community Infrastructure Committee on 2nd June, and would like it to be debated at Full Council, or at GPC, should the quorum […]
Read more Leave a commentby aldc on 7 June, 2015
To: Mark Lloyd, Chief Executive, Cambridgeshire County Council Quentin Baker, Chief Legal Officer, Cambridgeshire County Council I wish to request a review of the decision on the Enterprise Centre taken at Highways & Community Infrastructure Committee on 2nd June, and would like it to be debated at Full Council, or at GPC, should the quorum […]
Read more Leave a commentby aldc on 21 March, 2015
Rural Tory and UKIP county councillors have today voted to convert the top floor of Cambridge Central Library into an enterprise centre run by an outside company (KORA), and to close the café. Cllr Barbara Ashwood (Lib Dem) opened the debate by saying that while she is generally very supportive of the library service, she […]
Read more Leave a commentby aldc on 22 February, 2015
The new pub on Wulfstan Way is looking more and more like a welcome house, and we are looking forward to enjoying a drink there soon. Another good sign is that the owners have submitted their licence application – have a look here: Queen Edith licence premises licence application and comment if you wish to […]
Read more Leave a commentby aldc on 2 February, 2015
Queen Edith’s, Cherry Hinton and Trumpington come together at the South Area meetings approximately once every two months. The next one is on Monday, February 2nd and will be in Queen Edith’s, at St John’s Church on Hills Road. Begin with the culture: We are promised an exhibition of a new community art project. Artist […]
Read more Leave a commentby aldc on 26 September, 2014
Many Queen Edith’s people shop at Budgens at Adkin’s Corner, just outside the Queen Edith’s ward in Coleridge ward, and represented by four Labour councillors, including the Labour Leader of Cambrdge City Council, Cllr Lewis Herbert. While the supermarket itself is modern and pleasant to shop in, its car park was full of monster potholes. […]
Read more Leave a commentby aldc on 30 July, 2014
On Tuesday, Cambridgeshire County Council‘s all-Conservative Cabinet approved bringing in parking charges at the five Park & Ride sites in Cambridge. Yesterday, I was one of a group of opposition councillors (Liberal Democrats plus a few Labour) who called the decision in, to have it looked at by a committee comprising councillors from all parties […]
Read more Leave a commentby aldc on 28 May, 2014
Thinking of spring cleaning your house and garden? Have a few things that need to go in a skip, or some pre-loved things need need a new home? The City Council’s Community Development team is providing skips in the car park of Queen Edith’s Chapel and at the junction of Tillyard Way and Spalding Way, […]
Read more Leave a commentby aldc on 18 April, 2014
Our library is to be closed for a while soon — but it will open again refreshed and refurbished. Thanks to funding from the City and County Councils, and a lot of hard work by the Friends of Rock Road Library, there are exciting changes coming: a new community room for events, activities and exhibitions […]
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