It was good to see our new PCSO Michaela Bright at the recent Queen Edith’s networking lunch. She talked about how she has been making contacts in the local community and went through this season’s police priorities, set at the last South Area meeting: To combat drug dealing; To combat ASB on Cambridge Lakes To […]

The neighbourhood police report a burglary in GUNHILD WAY last week. It’s the only one in Queen Edith’s over the past week, but that is scant comfort to the people who suffered the burglary. The offender(s) got in through a small window  which allowed them to open a larger one that they could climb through. […]

The police report one house break-in in Queen Edith’s in the past week (since 28th December 2012): in Wulfstan Way on New Year’s Eve. The intruder(s) got in through an unsecured large windown, and prised open another. They advise that nothing was stolen: nevertheless, any break-in is extremely unsettling. For the first week in some […]

Here is an electronic version of the Queen Edith’s Community Newsletter, edited by Caroline Biggs of Cambridge City Council. Let her know if you would like a printed copy. http___www.google.com_url_sa=X&q=http___www.cambridge.gov.uk_public_docs_queen-edith’s-community-news-autumn-2011

The next national census will take place this year; forms start going out in March. The Census Area Manager for Cambridge and South Cambs will be coming to tell people about it at the area meeting at Homerton College on the 12th January. The census asks 40+ questions covering employment, nationality, religion, language, marital status, health, […]