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Resident at Surrey care home reunited with daughter after one year apart
'I had been waiting for this day for so long. It was so wonderful to see her once again and the time just flew by. We had so much to talk about.'
James Milner
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Tatsfield parish council lines up three events this year but orchestra is still waiting for green light
'Some very good news that comes from Tatsfield’s parish council is that they have given permission to hold some future events in the village.'
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Skydiving Mayor of Horley recounts how he walked as far as Ypres to raise £18,000
'I made the connection to the Menin Gate in Ypres, which is near where Field Marshal Haig commanded our forces on the Western Front.'
Planning Applications IYA
East Cambridgeshire planning applications week ending March 22
Your planning news from East Cambridgeshire District Council this week.
Planning Applications IYA
Fenland District Council planning applications week ending March 22
Your planning news from Fenland District Council this week.
Planning Applications IYA
Huntingdonshire planning applications week ending March 22
Your planning news from Huntingdonshire District Council this week.
Planning Applications IYA
Cambridge and South Cambridgeshire planning applications for week ending March 22
Your planning news from Cambridge city and South Cambridgeshire district councils this week.
InYourArea Community
Brooklands College takes precautions to ensure returning students feel safe on site
'Brooklands College has got this right; taking care of the registration and administration side of testing so the students don’t need to worry.'
InYourArea Community
Mar 21 – On this day in Cambridgeshire history
On this day, Newnham College had trouble finding fellows, ladies interested in cycling created a new club, and an appeal was launched to convert the old Cheddar’s Lane Pumping Station into a museum of technology.
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Mar 20 – On this day in Cambridgeshire history
On this day, the War Secretary made an unofficial inspection of the First Eastern Hospital, the Tivoli cinema was opened to the public, and a four-man ‘rock’ group with weird hairstyles (The Beatles) performed at the Regal.
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Is the city council at risk of financial failure and will it need to cut services to balance the books?
If you have a question you would like your local politician to answer, email me at: james.milner@reachplc.com
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Mar 19 – On this day in Cambridgeshire history
Each day, Mike Petty and I look through the archives of the Cambridge News and recount some of the stories that occurred on this day in history.