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Huge new housing development planned for Cherry Hinton could bring 1,200 new homes There could also be new schools, community facilities and a retirement home built at the site
Huge new housing development planned for Cherry Hinton could bring 1,200 new homes There could also be new schools, community facilities and a retirement home built at the site
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Historic Hills Road home WON'T be demolished to make way for new flats It was feared increased traffic from the 15 new flats would "jam up" the city's already congested roads
Historic Hills Road home WON'T be demolished to make way for new flats It was feared increased traffic from the 15 new flats would "jam up" the city's already congested roads Cambridge News Comment this news ● 
Safety warning issued over popular children's rock-painting craze You may have seen brightly-painted rocks hidden around towns and villages across Cambridgeshire
Safety warning issued over popular children's rock-painting craze You may have seen brightly-painted rocks hidden around towns and villages across Cambridgeshire Cambridge News Comment this news ● 
This Cambridge pharmacy is among the first places in the UK you can get an adult MMR vaccine The service is available to everyone over 18 not yet vaccinated
This Cambridge pharmacy is among the first places in the UK you can get an adult MMR vaccine The service is available to everyone over 18 not yet vaccinated Cambridge News Comment this news ● Water polo club team enjoy national competition success YOUNG water polo players have represented their home club in a national competition.
The Northern Echo Comment this news ● Bradley Lowery Foundation urge people to rummage in their wardrobes PEOPLE are being urged to give their old clothes and shoes to support the Bradley Lowery Foundation.
The Northern Echo Comment this news ● Grandad continues volunteering despite terminal illness A SELFLESS grandfather who was told three months ago that his prostate cancer was terminal has been awarded for continuing his volunteer work.
The Northern Echo Comment this news ● Homeless teenager with autism and Tourette's turns life around A HOMELESS teenager living with autism and Tourette’s has turned his fortunes around to secure himself a home and a job.
The Northern Echo Comment this news ● Siblings raising money for rescue team in memory of their father A BROTHER and sister are fundraising for a mountain rescue team which had attempted to save their late father, who lost his life while out walking.
The Northern Echo Comment this news ● Inclusive new community launches A NEW community for people with learning disabilities has launched in North Yorkshire.
The Northern Echo Comment this news ● Jake Shears added to Hardwick Live line-up THE former Scissor Sisters frontman will be bringing his unique sound to County Durham this summer after being added to a festival programme.
The Northern Echo Comment this news ● Justice plea after drinks can thrown at shopworker in ID challenge row A SHOPWORKER left scarred for life after a can was thrown when she asked a customer for ID believes the justice system has let her down.
The Northern Echo Comment this news ● River finds shed new light on history on medieval Durham THE exploration of a North-East riverbed over more than a decade has revealed significant new information about the history of the textile industry in the region.
The Northern Echo Comment this news ● Get set for Durham Adventure Festival A NEW festival aimed at inspiring people to get outside is taking place this weekend.
The Northern Echo Comment this news ● Special school takes top honour A SPECIAL school has been picked out for praise for inspiring its students through sport.
The Northern Echo Comment this news ● Commonwealth parade brings city streets alive HUNDREDS of schoolchildren from the North-East came together yesterday to celebrate the Commonwealth with a colourful procession through the centre of Durham City.
The Northern Echo Comment this news ● Kit's war-time exploits with Anzac troops recalled THE story of a North-East-born soldier, who joined the Anzac war-effort a century ago, can now be read on-line.
The Northern Echo Comment this news ● Fireman turned diver turned heritage expert: Gary Bankhead's remarkable story A CHANCE remark made in a Durham City cafe was to set Gary Bankhead on a path that was to change his life. Gary, a firefighter and dive leader with...
The Northern Echo Comment this news ● Darlington Council asked to relist library as asset of community value AN application has been made to formally recognise a historic library’s significance as an asset to the community.
The Northern Echo Comment this news ● MP runs London Marathon for mental health charity A NORTH-East MP was among the 40,000 runners who completed the hottest London Marathon on record to raise money for charity.
The Northern Echo Comment this news ● Generous elderly couple leave bungalow legacy to village church AN elderly couple who quietly supported a village church for decades have made it one of the major benefactors of their will.
The Northern Echo Comment this news ● 'Concerns mounting' over future of community hospital CONCERNS for the future of a hospital and medical services in a town have heightened after NHS bosses declined to respond to claims they planned to move the services...
The Northern Echo Comment this news ● 'A tragedy could happen' - charity's call for tougher day care regulation VULNERABLE people are being put at risk by a lack of regulation in day care services, according to a charity boss.
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