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East Cambridgeshire District Council has set out a new strategy to tackle long-term empty homes and bring more properties back into use for local residents.
Hundreds of buildings, structures, archaeological sites and landscapes which residents feel help make East Cambridgeshire special have now been documented for the first time.
Three councils are calling on residents, businesses and stakeholders to find out more about option B and why they think it’s the best choice for Cambridgeshire and Peterborough now that a government consultation has started.
Heritage experts at East Cambridgeshire District Council have been working with Historic England to help ensure the former Lloyd’s Bank in Littleport has been granted Grade II listed status.
Three councils have set out why their plan to reorganise Cambridgeshire’s seven councils into two new unitary councils – known as option B, which would create one for North Cambridgeshire and Peterborough and another for Cambridge and South Cambridgeshire – is the most beneficial plan for the whole region.
A man has been ordered to pay over £2000 in fines and costs after items he removed from a house clearance were found dumped and set on fire down a farm track in Wilburton.
Motorists who use the car park extension at the back of Littleport Railway Station are being advised that much of it will be temporarily out of action from 13 March for up to 12 weeks.
Emma Grima has been appointed as the new Chief Executive for East Cambridgeshire District Council.
She will take over from the UK’s longest serving district council Chief Executive, John Hill, who retires after 30 years of service at the Ely-based authority on 31 December.
