Busway Inquiries Underway
A Critical Moment for Cambridge’s Green Edges
Skeletons, Sluices & Walls
Read about our recent heritage activities, from archaeological discoveries to essential conservation work.
Butterflies at Wandlebury & Big Butterfly Count
Its a great time of year to enjoy Wandlebury's butterflies. Why not take part in the Big Butterfly Count- 18 July - 10 August?
Stourbridge Fair Volunteers
Volunteers needed to keep this century old traditional fair alive. Sat 6 September
Orchard Tea Garden
CPPF Mermbers get 10% off at the Orchard Tea Garden - Is there honey still for tea?
A Century of Protecting Cambridge’s Green Belt
Do we Need to Save Cambridge’s Green Belt Again? Cambridge is known around the world for its ancient colleges, innovation, and ideas. But it’s also a city defined by its green edges – meadows, woods, and winding lanes that open…
Your Planning Watchdog June 2025
Have your say on plans for tall buildings in Cambridge, the Market Square and whether small developments should benefit nature.
Hinxton Watermill: A Living Legacy on the River Cam
Nestled along the banks of the River Cam, Hinxton Watermill stands as a testament to centuries of rural ingenuity and community spirit.
When it comes to water, our leaders have chosen the economy over the environment
Cambridge has a finite supply of water, which comes from aquifers in its chalk geology. For the past 30 years, national and local government and its agencies have allowed Cambridge to grow rapidly without investing in new sources of water.…
Are you Voting for Growth, Growth or more Growth?
Last year national government began to intervene in planning the future of Cambridge, which is normally the responsibility of local government. There was no political mandate for this intervention which proposed to double the size of Cambridge in 30 years…