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Residents in Soham are set to benefit from significantly improved community facilities after East Cambridgeshire District Council approved £400,000 of Community Infrastructure Levy (CIL) funding towards the redevelopment of the Walter Gidney Pavilion.
The future of Ely Museum has been given a significant boost after East Cambridgeshire District Council approved a lease extension for the historic Old Gaol building.
Lake View Bereavement Centre has been officially opened by Mrs Julie Spence, His Majesty’s Lord-Lieutenant of Cambridgeshire and Cllr Anna Bailey, Leader of East Cambridgeshire District Council, marking the beginning of a new chapter in bereavement care for East Cambridgeshire and the surrounding area.
Biodiversity should increase with each new development that takes place in East Cambridgeshire, after councillors agreed a new working document to help double land for nature.
East Cambridgeshire District Council has become officially committed to working to end men’s violence against women by becoming White Ribbon accredited.
Residents in Witchford are being given the opportunity to quite literally see their home in a new light as part of a new energy and cost-saving initiative launched by East Cambridgeshire District Council.
An ambitious plan to help in our commitment to double the land set aside for nature in East Cambridgeshire, helping boost biodiversity and combat climate change, has been approved by district councillors.
East Cambridgeshire District Council’s community bus will be on tour throughout the district next week to offer residents advice on housing, welfare benefits, debt and money, energy, consumer rights, work, family and health.
Councillors at East Cambridgeshire District Council have agreed they will not support Sunnica during a special hearing of the planning committee on Thursday (3 November 2022).
Landlords, property owners, businesses and community groups are being given the opportunity to apply for up to £20,000 worth of funding to improve the front of buildings or the general appearance of Ely city centre.
