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Talking Point: Are councils simply patching up potholes rather than fixing them properly?

30 April 2021

Jeremy Caddick responds to Cambridge News' question: are councils simply patching up potholes rather than fixing them properly?

Talking Point: Do you think the decision to wait at least another month to fully reopen universities is "hugely disappointing"?

23 April 2021

Jeremy Caddick responds to Cambridge News' question: do you think the decision to wait at least another month to fully reopen universities is "hugely disappointing"?

Talking Point: What can the council do to support businesses as they try to get back on their feet this week?

16 April 2021

Dr Hannah Copley responds to the Cambridge News' question, what can the council do to support businesses as they try to get back on their feet this week?

Talking Point: What are the pros and cons of making remote meeting arrangements permanent?

09 April 2021

Naomi Bennett responds to Cambridge News' question: what are the pros and cons of making remote meeting arrangements permanent?

Talking Point election special: How should the council work to reduce pollution and congestion in the city centre? Would a congestion charge be a good idea?

05 April 2021

Matt Howard responds to Cambridge News' question, How should the council work to reduce pollution and congestion in the city centre? Would a congestion charge be a good idea?

Talking Point: did MPs make the right decision to extend emergency coronavirus powers again?

02 April 2021

Jeremy Caddick responds to Cambridge News' question: MPs have just voted to extend emergency coronavirus powers once again. Do you think it was the right decision?

Talking Point election special: what should the County Council’s top priorities to promote post-Covid recovery be?

27 March 2021

Jeremy Caddick responds to Cambridge News' question, what should the County Council’s top priorities to promote post-Covid recovery be?

Talking Point: As we begin to open up following a year of lockdown, are there any temporary schemes you would like to see the council implement to help people's physical and mental health?

26 March 2021

Jeremy Caddick responds to Cambridge News' question, as we begin to open up following a year of lockdown, are there any temporary schemes you would like to see the council implement to help people's physical and mental health?

Quick thinking saves Rawlyn Road trees

22 March 2021

Greens support 'friendly bench' idea but join residents in raising concern over tree impacts

Talking Point: should the government cover all the cost pressures and income losses incurred by councils in full?

19 March 2021

Matt Howard responds to Cambridge News' question, do you agree with the Local Government Association’s statement that “the government must cover all the cost pressures and income losses incurred by councils ‘in full’”?