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…
A chance for kids aged 5 to 12 to swap screens for streams, trees and the thrill of wild play.
Have your say on plans for tall buildings in Cambridge, the Market Square and whether small developments should benefit nature.
Nestled along the banks of the River Cam, Hinxton Watermill stands as a testament to centuries of rural ingenuity and community spirit.
Bourn Windmill Replica Restored by Cambourne Shed
People who spend just two hours a week in nature report significantly better health and wellbeing than those who don’t.
The watermill is in urgent need of repairs, please support our current appeal to raise £20,000 and help us keep the mill running and open to visitors.
April/May 2025 Students and staff from the Department of Archaeology, University of Cambridge and the Cambridge Archaeological Unit are currently onsite at Wandlebury. Visitors to the country park will be able to see the dig in action and speak to…
Louis Leakey, the visionary palaeoanthropologist who changed the way we understand our origins, honoured with a Blue Plaque.
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.…
