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Nov 28: On this day in Cambridge history
On this day, the Truvoice studio opened on Jesus Lane, two pilots parachuted from a jet that blew up in Balsham, and the cause of the fire at the Sidney Street warehouse was revealed.
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Nov 27 – On this day in Cambridgeshire history
On this day, a fire broke out in Sidney Street, the Friday Bridge agricultural camp closed, and a motion at the Cambridge union society supporting women's full university rights was carried.
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Cambs teachers missing out on nearly £4,000 a year as salary fails to keep up with inflation
Teachers have seen their pay increase slower than the rate of inflation.
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Cambridgeshire metro non-executive directors appointed
The appointments will speed up delivery of the new transport system.
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Average house prices in Cambridgeshire hit record high
The biggest increase was seen in the Fenland
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Firefighters in Cambridgeshire increasingly called out to help rescue severely obese people
Fire fighters are being called to more and more non-fire incidents.
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Nov 25: On this day in Cambridge history
On this day, college bedmakers received a pay rise, equipment from obsolete rocket bases went on view at Mepal airfield, and J H Bullock retired from library committee after 55 years.
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Nov 23: On this day in Cambridge history
On this day, the Stretham war memorial was unveiled, the Cambridge Instrument Company developed the stereoscan, and Cambridge fell silent to mourn the death of President Kennedy.
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Nov 22: On this day in Cambridge history
On this day, students protested against the introduction of fees, professor of astronomy Sir Arthur Eddington died aged 66, and an inquest issued its verdict on the Oxmoor plane crash.
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Nov 21: On this day in Cambridge history
On this day, work began to preserve Fulbourn windmill, a memorial was unveiled to those who died in the Far East, and a proposal was made to open a new fire station beside Parker's Piece.
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Nov 20 – On this day in Cambridgeshire history
On this day, detectives found the first cannabis distillery in Cambridge, cinemas were thrown open for Royal wedding, and the Cambridge Omnibus Company was forced to sell its stock.
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Grants available for South Cambridgeshire businesses forced to close during November lockdown
The new grants are designed to help businesses that are unable to provide a face-to-face service until they can begin trading again.