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East Anglian Air Ambulance CEO to retire after 24 years with the service
He was instrumental in setting up the charity more than two decades ago.
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Boat Race contested on River Great Ouse for first time since Second World War
'We had hoped that, by the time the Boat Race was upon us, we would be welcoming people to enjoy the event in person. Sadly, this is not possible.'
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Apr 04 – On this day in Cambridgeshire history
On this day, Jimmy Edwards performed at the opening of a garage on Newmarket Road, Jack the Hat embarked on a safe-blowing expedition, and James Wentworth Day criticised the sensationalising tendency of the press.
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Apr 03 – On this day in Cambridgeshire history
On this day, a man denied that his father pushed a steeplejack off the roof of Haddenham Church, the first car accident occurred on Twentypence Road, and Professor Testo’s flea circus performed on Midsummer Common.
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Untold stories from Cambridgeshire's diverse communities now available by newsletter
The end may be in sight for coronavirus but reporters and writers will continue to cover matters they know are not going anywhere any time soon.
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Struggling Cambs businesses can receive more grant funding
The government urged councils to get the funding out as fast as possible.
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Mar 28 – On this day in Cambridgeshire history
On this day, there was a serious housing shortage in Soham, the contents of the Ely Folk Museum was auctioned off, and Robin Page found himself in trouble for publishing some home truths about his home village of Barton.
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£80 million Cambs fund to promote renewable energy and green homes
The fund will support the UK's plans to be net zero carbon by 2050.
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Cambs local elections 2021: County council candidates on post-Covid recovery
The candidates were asked about their plans for supporting residents and recovering financially.
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Mar 27 – On this day in Cambridgeshire history
On this day, the foundation stones of the Salvation Army Citadel were laid, villagers in Barrington were in uproar over the right of horses to graze on the Green, and Princess Mary paid her first visit to the old university town.
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Number of Cambs young offenders at record lows but funding cuts risk reversing success
The change in how youth crime is dealt with has led to fewer children being held in custody.
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Solar canopies to be installed at county council Alconbury HQ
The new HQ will generate 40 per cent of its own energy.