The Council's latest press releases are listed below. Select a press release to view full details. 12/05/2021 - Consultation underway to direct COVID-19 recovery and economic growth investment into Soham 21/04/2021 - COVID-secure checks extended to newly opened businesses 19/04/2021 - Council cracking down on offensive graffiti offenders 16/04/2021 - HRH The Duke of Edinburgh 26/03/2021 - District Council places its support behind county’s proposed reclassification of A1123 and A1421 26/03/2021 - Recycling success for East Cambridgeshire 26/03/2021 - Prevent A plague of litter post-lockdown, urges Council 26/03/2021 - East Cambs pledge £180,000 for improvements at Gardiner Memorial Hall 25/03/2021 - Changes to waste collections over bank holidays 22/03/2021 - East Cambs Health and Happiness event returns 22/03/2021 - East Cambs and HSE team up to make sure businesses are COVID-secure 15/03/2021 - Council pledges to aid local school tech shortages 15/03/2021 - Virtual feel good festival for East Cambs residents 15/03/2021 - Reminder: The census is coming 12/03/2021 - Deadlines near for business support grants 12/03/2021 - Deadline approaches for over 60s to help shape Council's COVID-19 recovery plan 02/03/2021 - Waste not want not: Council's waste company joins forces with Ely Markets for Food Waste Action Week competition 01/03/2021 - Advice for Critically Extremely Vulnerable ahead of May elections 23/02/2021 - East Cambs freezes its portion of council tax for eighth consecutive year. 22/02/2021 - Deadline nears for contributions to Council carbon crackdown 18/02/2021 - Third round of Additional Restrictions Grant launched to help a wider range of businesses 18/02/2021 - Signature refresh required for some postal and proxy voters ahead of May elections 16/02/2021 - Council seeks views from over 60s on impacts of COVID-19 11/02/2021 - Census 2021 will provide a snapshot of modern society 11/02/2021 - Council continues to take strides towards net zero carbon emissions Pages« first‹ previous…67891011121314…next ›last »