A welcoming village hall, greener student homes and a building given a new purpose. Our planning officer explores local examples of thoughtful development, and asks what they can teach us about Cambridge’s future.
Arm employees’ volunteering marks our third year working with Arm as a corporate partner, combining financial support with practical action for local nature.
Rain gardens, restored riverbanks and thousands of people making a difference. As River Cam CAN concludes, we celebrate what the partnership we led has achieved for Cambridge’s nature and communities.
More than 670 people shared their views on Grantchester Meadows. Discover what they value and how the feedback will help inform future management.
Discover how CPPF is developing outdoor learning at Wandlebury and find out how you can help more local schools access its education programme.
A centuries-old proclamation, medieval characters, living history, traditional crafts, music and storytelling return to the Leper Chapel for Stourbridge Fair on Saturday 5 September.
We’ve recently welcomed nine Belted Galloway cattle to Grantchester Meadows, where they are helping us manage and improve the grassland.
Hot, dry conditions have created a heightened wildfire risk. To help protect wildlife, habitats and neighbouring communities, all fires and barbecues are prohibited across our sites until 31 August, when the situation will be reviewed.
Making or updating your Will is one of the most thoughtful things you can do for your loved ones. Discover five key things to consider, including how even a small charitable gift can help protect Cambridge for generations to come.
Visitors to Grantchester Meadows may have spotted new tree guards. Discover how a new willow and black poplar planting project is creating the next generation of riverside trees.
A generous gift in memory of Andrew Perry has funded a second mobility scooter for Wandlebury, helping more people explore the park’s woodland trails and beautiful landscapes. It’s a lasting tribute to Andrew’s love of the outdoors, ensuring others can continue creating special memories in nature for years to come.
In 1949, a room-sized computer in Cambridge transformed science, technology and the future of computing. A new Blue Plaque celebrates the remarkable legacy of EDSAC.
Meet Mike Hakata, the new Chief Executive of Cambridge Past, Present & Future, and discover what drew him to the charity and its mission to protect the places we love.
As he prepares to leave CPPF after nine and a half years, CEO James Littlewood reflects on a decade of conservation, growth, challenges and achievement.
Have an hour or two to spare? Join our flexible volunteering list and hear about occasional opportunities to support events, conservation projects and community activities across Cambridge.
Restoration works on the ring Wall have been taking place for almost 25 years, and this final stage of works will complete the restoration.
Bourn Windmill & Hinxton Watermill open days from May 9th
Inspired by the chapel’s past, this site-specific installation invites visitors to reflect on memory, absence and connection through the use of paper porcelain bells.
