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…
Why Cambridge’s Green Spaces Matter
People who spend just two hours a week in nature report significantly better health and wellbeing than those who don’t.
Black Mulberry for Wandlebury’s 70th Anniversary
At the end of July we had a very special visitor who planted a tree to mark the occasion of the Wandlebury Country Park 70th birthday. Lord Lieutenant of Cambridgeshire Julie Spence paid Wandlebury a visit and planted a Black…
70 Years of Wandlebury Country Park!
Wandlebury Country Park is Celebrating 70 years On 26 April 1954 our charity announced that it was buying the Wandlebury Estate to make it a public open space. It became Cambridge’s first Country Park and has provided generations of people…
Save the Coton Green Corridor
We worked hard to present thorough evidence demonstrating that the GCP’s plans to carve a new busway through the Cambridgeshire countryside are not in the best interests of either local people or the environment. However, the proposal has been pushed…