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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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One of the spin offs from housing and other developments is something called section 106 money. This is money from the developer used to mitigate the impact of its development on local facilities like schools and roads.
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The guided bus cuts Station Road in Histon and Impington and there’s quite a complex crossing set-up including a diagonal for cyclists. But because a green man can only be given to pedestrians crossing the busway itself when both Station Road and the busway have red lights the green man time for parents and their children walking to school has been very short.
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The County Council’s bus consultation ends 4pm on Friday 9 Dec 11. The Council will use the results of this consultation to help it to decide whether or not to continue supporting the weekly 110 ‘freedom bus’ service from Histon and Impington to Ely and the daily 106 service from Cottenham to Ely.
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The Leader of South Cambs District Council has today agreed to award a grant of £40,000 towards the St Andrew’s Centre in Histon.
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The good news this week was that the County Council’s contractor had started to replace all the old lamp posts on Cottenham Road. However the bad news appeared to be that although the new posts were not in the centre of the cycle path many of them were still on the cycle, albeit close to the edge.
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Click here for the Histon and Impington District Councillor’s Report June 2011
It’s been announced this week that, in response to a request for judicial review of the process whereby it had decided to implement a 100% cut in subsidised bus services, the County Council is to put its bus cuts program on hold. Click here for a relevant article on the Cambridge News web-site.
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The County Council has published its new speed limit policy. The good news is that it allows communities to set their own speed limits; they will not need the approval of the County Council as long as they consult properly. The bad news is that they will have to pay for them themselves.
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Following the excellent response to Jonathan’s request for input regarding Histon and Impington’s bus service and Stagecoach’s recent change of it to the citi8 Andy Campbell, Stagecoch MD, agreed to meet him along with county councillors Sue Gymer and David Jenkins and representatives of both parish councils. The meeting took place last Monday and Andy was accompanied by Ross Burton.
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