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Cambs Police will not strengthen coronavirus enforcement work
The Metropolitan Police said it would move more quickly to fine rule-breakers, but that will only be a last resort in Cambridgeshire
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Independent party appointed to investigate Cambourne to Cambridge busway scheme
The controversial transport scheme has been delayed by fierce opposition against the current plans
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Jan 07 – On this day in Cambridgeshire history
On this day, Dr Paul Dirac got married, a man put an aerial on his roof with a rocket and a bow and arrow, and Dr Lowther-Yates became the first don to wear trousers – "Gadzoons! Gadzoons! Lowther-Yates in pantaloons!”
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Jan 06 – On this day in Cambridgeshire history
On this day, the council agreed to widen Victoria Avenue, a tornado tore down mature trees along the edge of Newmarket cemetery, and Mr E. Rutter of ye olde curiosity shoppe bought a razor belonging to King George III.
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Cambs residents could be represented by more MPs as constituency review is launched
The number of electors in each constituency is too high in some parts of Cambridgeshire
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Jan 05 – On this day in Cambridgeshire history
On this day, the Folk Museum gave Abbey House to the city council, the Huntingdonshire county library was opened, and there was little support for a by-law prohibiting children under 13 from smoking in the streets.
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Cambs farmers say Brexit deal 'marks the end of a long and often rocky road'
There is still a 'bumpy' road ahead, but farmers are optimistic for now
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How you could win £500 cash with the Cambridge News
All you need to do to be in with a chance is collect eight out of 13 tokens.
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Jan 04 – On this day in Cambridgeshire history
On this day, an exhibition showcasing Cambridge's treasures was held at Christie's, the police began gathering files on people of interest, and the suggestion was made that the county council should archive old newspapers.
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Jan 03 – On this day in Cambridgeshire history
On this day, a freak storm turned Newmarket into a disaster area, Cambridge's streets were lit up by 'sodium' street lighting, and schoolmasters moaned that the wireless was becoming a menace to children's education.
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Jan 02 – On this day in Cambridgeshire history
On this day, the Belfast linen warehouse started its January sale, a woman appeared in court for using a barn in Fen Ditton as a brothel, and the Home Secretary decided to discontinue the Cambridge prison on Castle Hill.
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Jan 01 – On this day in Cambridgeshire history
On this day, rockets were fired from King's Parade to welcome in the new year, shoppers began queuing for the January sales, and half a million old folk collected their payments as the Old Age Pensions Act came into force.