The most gruesome thing about Halloween might be the sight of carved pumpkins slowly growing mould and disintegrating into sludge on doorsteps throughout November - but we may be spared that this year ...

Businesses are being invited to take part in two events exploring how they can work with Cambridge City Council,  support employees , strengthen local communities and create lasting social value.

INCLUDED – an initiative to create personalised pathways to connect Greater Cambridge’s young people with more opportunities – is inviting individuals and organisations to consider what they could do ...

Residents, river users including commercial operators and rowing clubs, and other interested members of the public are being invited to take part in a consultation on proposed changes to fees charged ...

Cambridge Matters is our magazine for residents. It’s packed with the latest information about council services. A paper copy of the magazine is delivered to all households in Cambridge. Let us know ...

Community forums are meetings which bring residents, councils and developers together to raise issues and discuss how the developments are moving forward. There are community forums for: Cambridge ...

Below, we answer some of the most frequently asked questions we receive about trees in the city. These responses link back to our adopted Tree Strategy and are based on policies in the document. We ...

Trade unions represented in the local authority and staff representatives. Public sector trade union facility time data: 2025/26 [PDF, 87Kb] Public sector trade union facility time data: 2024/25 [PDF, ...

Cambridge City Council hosted a free screening of the People’s Emergency Briefing film at the Guildhall on Friday 25 September, welcoming over 350 residents to hear about local projects to tackle ...

Update, 21 October: The lift has been repaired. Thank you for your patience while it was unavailable. Original message, 28 September: The lift on the lower level at the Grand Arcade car park is not ...

Cambridge Investment Partnership, the joint venture between Cambridge City Council and The Hill Group, has submitted a planning application to redevelop the vacant and outdated Stanton House site, ...

Cambridge Investment Partnership (CIP), a joint venture between Cambridge City Council and The Hill Group, is seeking planning permission for the redevelopment of the former council estate, Ekin Road, ...