Cambridge News - April 15, 2025

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April 15, 2025

Vital 'lifeline' is open again in Chesterton

A POST Office has finally re-opened in Cambridge after being closed for nearly a year.

1 min

Sewage emptied into county's rivers 17 times a day last year

SEWAGE was emptied into Cambridgeshire’s waterways thousands of times last year, according to new data.

2 mins

Council loses its High Court action over plan for greenway in village

THE council in Grantchester has lost a High Court dispute over a greenway through its centre.

1 min

Police say rugby club is 'wholly inadequate' venue for new festival

HEARING CALLED TO DISCUSS CIDER AND MUSIC EVENT AT SHELFORD'S GROUND

3 mins

Easter railway works warning to train users

WHILE much of the East Anglian rail network will be open this Easter, engineers will be working in key locations to maintain, renew and improve the railway infrastructure to keep services running safety and reliably.

2 mins

Village set for trial of new post boxes that will accept parcels

DEVELOPMENT FUELLED BY RISING POPULARITY OF EBAY AND VINTED

1 min

White Lotus star Wood calls SNL spoof sketch 'mean'

AIMEE Lou Wood has criticised a Saturday Night Live sketch that mocked her appearance, calling it “mean and unfunny”.

1 min

I'll never restrict food... I'm 80% healthy and 20% naughty!

KATE Lawler practically vibrates with energy and curiosity, jumping with thoughts, feelings and opinions she has no qualms sharing.

3 mins

BOOK 'EM

TURNS THE PAGES ON NOVEL CRIME FIGHTERS AS GRACE RETURNS TO TV SCREENS

2 mins

Brief encounters

FOR people standing in the dock accused of a crime, only one thing stands between freedom and prison - defence barristers.

1 min

VERSATILE D-MAX

THE days when a pick-up truck was regarded as being simply a form of a cheap and rather crude workhorse for builders, labourers and farmworkers has thankfully long gone even though at the time it served its owners with exactly what they needed.

3 mins

Baker is over the moon with his best-ever Light Blues crew

COACH Rob Baker hailed the “best crew” of his Cambridge University career after they overcame controversy and secured a dominant victory in the 170th men’s Boat Race, writes Rachel Steinberg.

2 mins

'Third podium gives us plenty of confidence for the future'

GEORGE Russell has given some insight into the various problems he battled in the closing stages of the Bahrain Grand Prix, all while trying to keep Lando Norris at bay for second position, as he avoided any potential post-race penalty for a DRS infringement.