Living Wage Week - Council celebrates businesses which have helped tackle poverty during coronavirus
Cambridge City Council is using Living Wage Week this week (9-15 November) as an opportunity to thank businesses in Cambridge helping tackle issues related to poverty which have been exacerbated by the coronavirus pandemic.
Can you help to provide Christmas gifts for vulnerable families?
Buchan Street Neighbourhood Centre needs your help to send Christmas packages to as many vunerable families as possible.
Take part in City Council Leader's business survey and contribute to 'Cambridge 2021 and beyond'
Cambridge Network members are invited by Councillor Lewis Herbert, Leader of Cambridge City Council, to an autumn briefing for businesses, which will take place virtually on Wednesday 11 November. Please complete a short survey and confirm your attendance by this Thursday (5 November).
Milestone as Cambridge Investment Partnership hands over first new council homes at Ironworks, Mill Road
As part of its commitment to tackle the housing crisis in the city and provide new homes for local residents, Cambridge Investment Partnership has completed the first four brand new council homes at its flagship Ironworks development in Mill Road, Cambridge.
Council welcomes additional funding for virus work
Cambridge City Council has welcomed additional government funding to support its response to the coronavirus epidemic.
Council granted £501,070 from Culture Recovery Fund
Cambridge City Council is to receive two grants from the government’s Culture Recovery Fund, with a total value of £501,070.
Coronavirus self-isolation payments now available in Cambridge
Cambridge residents on low incomes, who cannot work because they are self-isolating due to coronavirus, can now apply for a one-off support payment.
Varied programme of online events celebrates Black History Month in Cambridge
Cambridge residents can join in with a programme of online and real life talks, exhibitions and events for Black History Month during October.
Council supports call for investment to kickstart green recovery
Cambridge City Council has added its support to cross-party calls for major new investment in retrofitting buildings to help achieve the country’s net zero carbon ambitions.
Council publishes draft 'Framework for Change' in East Barnwell
Cambridge City Council has published a report introducing a draft masterplan that sets out high level proposals for future development and land use in East Barnwell.
Council fireworks and bonfire night on Midsummer Common cancelled due to Covid-19 risks
The annual Bonfire Night celebrations on Midsummer Common in Cambridge have been cancelled in light of the ongoing risk of COVID-19, it was announced.
Andrew Grant appointed Interim Chief Executive of Cambridge City Council
Andrew Grant has been appointed as Interim Chief Executive of Cambridge City Council.
Last chance for small businesses to apply for Covid-19 grant funding
Small businesses and other organisations which have struggled to cope during the Covid-19 lockdown are urged to apply for several government-funded grant schemes which will close tomorrow (Friday 28 August).
Discretionary grant fund revised to make more small businesses eligible
Cambridge City Council has made some important changes to its discretionary grant scheme to enable more small businesses to apply for financial help with the fixed costs and income losses they have suffered during the Coronavirus lockdown.
Cambridge Investment Partnership gets go-ahead for new community hub and council homes at The Meadows and Buchan Street
Following extensive consultation with residents, local community groups, staff and other stakeholders, planning permission has been granted at the Meadows and Buchan Street sites for the redevelopment of the council owned Meadows and Buchan Street community centres, along with much-needed council rented homes.
An active summer ahead for Cambridge families and young people
Cambridge City Council is organising a programme of fun and affordable activities to keep families and young people moving throughout the summer school holidays.
Council supports recovery of city centre with new three month cut price parking deal
Cambridge City Council is introducing a special three month parking deal to support the early stages of recovery of city centre shops, the market and newly reopening food and drink businesses.
Jesus Green outdoor pool to reopen on 25 July
Cambridge's popular outdoor pool at Jesus Green will be reopened on Saturday 25 July by Cllr Russ McPherson, Mayor of Cambridge.
Virtual PlayDaze programme brings free online activities for children and families this summer
Children and families can take part in an exciting online programme of free activities this summer.
Businesses urged to check eligibility for small business Discretionary Grant Funding and apply soon
Over £420,000 of grants have been paid to small businesses, charities and not-for-profit organisations in Cambridge in the first three weeks of the Discretionary Grants Fund, the latest Coronavirus grant scheme being run by Cambridge City Council.
Announcing the Cambridge Folk Festival at Home 2020
The Cambridge Folk Festival at Home 2020 will be a celebration of all things Cambridge that you can enjoy from your garden or living room.
Council works to get city back on its feet despite financial challenges
As Cambridge City Council works to support the recovery of the city after the impact of Covid-19, a report on council finances suggests the impact on the council could add up to losses of £10m in the current year.
Varied programme of online events for Cambridge's first South Asian History Month
Cambridge residents can join in with a virtual programme of talks, performance, demonstrations, articles, films and more during June and July, for the first ever Cambridge South Asian History Month.
Council supports appeal for donated computer equipment to help more residents get online
Local businesses and residents are being asked to donate their unwanted computer equipment and devices so that more households in Cambridge can get online.
Coronavirus safety measures in place for Cambridge city centre re-opening today
Public safety measures that support social distancing are the top priority for city centre partners working to support the successful reopening of Cambridge city centre shops and offices from today (15 June).