Posts by: Sue Gymer
Our county councillors’ monthly report for January 2012 is now available on-line. Click on the icon below.
At a recent meeting County Council officers outlined plans to improve the B1049/A14 junction for pedestrians and cyclists. There will probably also be an improvement for south bound road users.
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Members of the public are being asked by Cambridgeshire and Peterborough Fire Authority if they would support a council tax rise of 2.5 per cent from April 2012.
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Our county councillors’ monthly report for November 2011 is now available on-line. Click on the icon below.
Since the terrible fire earlier this year Cottenham residents have been hoping that a new, improved Co-op would be opening in their village as soon as possible. And thanks to frantic work all round it looks like it will be open before Xmas.
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The B1049 at the top end of Cottenham has been deteriorating for some time and last year’s patchwork mend was only a short term fix. Now the heavy machinery has arrived and we are seeing a much needed and ‘proper’ fix.
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Sue has joined fellow Lib Dem county councillor Ian Manning to sponsor a motion calling for a timetable at the County Council which is more friendly to people with full time jobs and/or child care issues.
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Following its consulation earlier this year David Wilson Homes has modified its plans for a development at the corner of Long Drove and Beach Road. It is preparing a planning application to go to South Cambs. Click on the icon below to see a summary of their latest plans.
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It was a long day at Shire Hall and it began with a demo. Actually there were two demos: the first and larger one was from Unison protesting about the proposal to raise councillor allowances (see below). The second was from Climate Rush Cambridge who gave out paper windmills in protest against the council’s recent decision to ban windfarms on council land.
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Our county councillors’ monthly report for September 2011 is now available on-line. Click on the icon below.
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