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Hills Road Bridge cycle lanes

by admin on 17 September, 2009

Now that the cycle lanes have been in place for a week, I’d be interested to know what people think of them. Although the general reactive is very positive, I have had a few comments to the effect cyclists feel at risk once they are over the crown of the bridge and having enjoyed the […]

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Smoking medics’ mess

by admin on 17 September, 2009

I have recently received fresh complaints about litter and disturbance caused by Addenbrooke’s staff on the streets near the hospital. Although staff were given a smoking area after complaints when the hospital site went smoke-free, they continue to gather in neighbouring streets to smoke.  Residents of Greenlands and Red Cross Lane have been in touch […]

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The Garden’s begun!

by admin on 12 September, 2009

The digging got underway today — loads of people of all ages from 3 upwards, and plenty of sunshine to help things along. The garden now has its own blog: http://rockroadlibrarygarden.blogspot.com/

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Library Garden Big Dig – 12th September

by admin on 2 September, 2009

I was first contacted about the land behind Rock Road Library by Lucy King, a pupil from Morley School, asking if she could turn into a proper garden. She not only sent me a hand-coloured picture of her vision of a garden but offered her labour and that of her friends too. I don’t get many […]

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Cambridgeshire County Council has just announced two bits of news: 1. that the roadworks for the Guided Bus will finish on Sunday – good news even though it is six months late 2. that they will immediately start a 4-month trial of segregating cyclists and motor traffic by putting them in separate lanes on the […]

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