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Nearly 120 Cambridge alumni call on Trinity College to divest from fossil fuels
Former students called on Trinity College to stop profiting off fossil fuels
Alya Zayed
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Scammers target Cambs residents claiming to offer the Covid-19 vaccine
The scammers are exploiting people's anxieties about the pandemic
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Cambs fire service to increase its share of council tax by the maximum amount
It said the pressures of Covid meant it had to increase its precept by the maximum amount allowed
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Three suppliers have been chosen to put forward ideas for Cambs metro plans
The supplies will look at the vehicles themselves, the infrastructure, operations, commercial relationships, and the impact on the environment
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Cambs NHS hospital staff paid nearly £3 million to park at work pre-Covid
There have been calls to scrap charging staff for parking
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Speech-to-text app to help deaf people communicate to be tested by Addenbrooke's Hospital
Deaf people who rely on lip-reading are struggling to communicate as a result of face-covering rules
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Tens of thousands of Cambs families have no garden access during lockdown
People in the city centre are less likely to have a private garden.
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Cambridge opposition councillors call extraordinary meeting to reopen Cambridge market
The Liberal Democrat opposition took the unusual step after a petition to reopen the market gained thousands of signatures
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Cambridge students are not spreading Covid-19 to the wider community
The university's extensive testing programme means cases are caught early
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Spending time outdoors makes you feel less lonely during lockdown, according to Anglia Ruskin researchers
The researcher suggested turning off electronic devices also helps
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Cambs Fire Service praised for 'exceptionally hard work' in 2020
2020 was a difficult year for the fire service
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Greater Anglia donates bikes abandoned at its stations to rural African communities
The owners of the bikes were informed that their bikes would be considered abandoned if they did not collect them