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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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The candidates were asked about their plans for building more housing in Cambridgeshire.
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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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The lockdown is working - but it is too soon to reopen immediately.
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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.
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Certain regions are earmarked for a major internet upgrade
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Additional government funding was made available to provide the relationship support.
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The honorary role is bestowed upon notable residents.
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An additional £3.1 million has been made available for the homesbuilding.
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The council has received a grant to offer free school meal vouchers and support to cover bills.
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On this day, Waffles café was marked for demolition as part of the Kite redevelopment scheme, England’s oldest bookshop changed hands for the 14th time, and Cambridge was hit by some of the worst flooding for 30 years.
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Covid rates are decreasing, but there is a fear they could go up as schools return to face-to-face teaching for all.