■ Nursery completes charity trek
A merry band of children from Sunflower nursery completed the Crow Hill challenge to raise money for charity. ■ Gardens open to the public
Cambourne's finest gardens will be on show on June 29-30 as people open their gates to the community. ■ Women's biking a Breeze
A national cycling network have organised two bike rides in Cambridgeshire this weekend - but they are female-only events.■ Sun shines on energy project
Solar panels on the roof of a council headquarters have hit their energy generation target a month early, saving taxpayers thousands. ■ Co-op on course for November opening
A new store in Lower Cambourne is set to give residents a greater choice of where they do their shopping – and will create up to 30 jobs. ■ Fete promises fun for all the family
Cakes, ale and temporary tattoos will all be part of a fete in Cambourne next month. ■ Oar-some effort by rowers
While many people were enjoying a relaxing half-term, two Cambourne Fitness and Sports Centre employees were busy rowing the length of the English Channel for charity.■ A benefit fraudster could be jailed after being convicted of swindling taxpayers out of more than £81,000
A benefit fraudster could be jailed after being convicted of swindling taxpayers out of more than £81,000. ■ CCTV released after supermarket snatch
CCTV images have been released after a woman's handbag was snatched in a supermarket car park. ■ Businesses offered expert advice
Businesses are being given the opportunity to hear from local experts this summer to learn how their firms can grow in a difficult economy. ■ £10k to start your business
Young entrepreneurs in Cambridgeshire thinking of applying for loans of up to £10,000 from the Government's Start Up Loans scheme can now get advice at two new drop-in centres.■ Anger over rubbish left strewn on Cambourne field
Residents have been left upset after piles of litter were dumped on a popular Cambourne green over a sunny Bank Holiday Monday. ■ Growth plans on course for go-ahead
Cambourne West is all set for an extension of 1,500 homes after growth plans for the next 20 years were revealed by councils.■ Sale makes hundreds for trust
The wet weather did not discourage shoppers from heading out to a craft sale, held in memory of a keen wildlife and nature photographer. ■ Have a say on council housing
Council tenants and leaseholders are being urged to help shape their neighbourhoods.■ Our miracle girl
The mother of a three-year-old cancer survivor says she couldn't be more proud of her “miracle” daughter. ■ Support for local rider
A Cambourne sports centre are proud to announce their sponsorship of a local horse rider. ■ Dad turns up the heat
A dad-of-one raised £300 through a spicy Saturday night event as he prepares to brave icy waters.■ No solution for post office
A village post office has closed down despite fierce objections from residents. ■ Cambourne employee toasts her success
A thriving estate agent has celebrated the talents of a worker who has been promoted to Senior Negotiator at the firm's Cambourne branch. ■ Dieting changed my life
Declared ‘morbidly obese' by doctors – and diagnosed with two life-altering medical conditions – Cambourne mum Vanessa Abraham decided to slim herself healthy. ■ Great Tate qualifies for British finals as national squad gets new member
Tate Tucker, a member of the Cambourne Comets Trampoline Club, qualified with a score of 51.6m her fourth competition at this level.
■ Cambourne class gets a lesson in fish and chips
Foundation class pupils took a morning out of the classroom to find out more about responsible fishing.■ Delays set for busy A428
Work to improve the A428 between Little Barford and Cambourne will last for four weeks - but contractors have promised to maintain access for people living along the route. ■ Community post office will close
A village post office will close next week despite objections from residents that they will be left without an integral community facility. ■ New flavours for eyesore eatery
A burnt out restaurant is finally getting a well-needed facelift after work has started to demolish the building. ■ Sailing through training
A Cambourne navy recruit has completed the first stages of training at HMS Raleigh Cornwall. ■ Photographer's snaps to be sold for Wildlife Trust
A lover of wildlife and nature is having money raised in his memory as his mother and sister get ready to hold a sale. ■ Super slimmer's thanks to centre
A self-confessed takeaway and junk food addict has shed five and a half stone with the help of his local fitness centre.■ Chocolate and tea for children's charity
A fitness centre did their bit for a children's charity and raised hundreds of pounds after a tea party.■ Racing to raise money
Friends from Cambourne have joined forces to put on a fundraising event in aid of two charities. ■ New recruit for fire service
A dad-of-two, who grew up in a family of firefighters, has made his dreams come true by joining the family profession. ■ First glance inside new college
A new secondary school marked the end of its outdoor construction with a “topping out ceremony ■ 1,250 runners have spring in their step
SPRING had sprung just in time for the runners who lined up for the start of the fifth Cambourne 10K and Fun Run. ■ Cambourne boxer raising money and awareness for a friend
A BOXER is raising money and awareness for a friend who committed suicide. ■ Police appeal after pub assault continues
POLICE are continuing to appeal for witnesses to an assault which took place during Red Nose Day celebrations.■ Primary school pupils to get permanent base
THE second campus of a growing primary school will relocate to permanent buildings in September 2015. 
■ Cadets line up for new challenge to save lives
THE officer in command for Cambourne Flying Detachment has completed a first aid course which will enable him to further educate his cadets. ■ Teamwork as students rise to trust's paint challenge
STUDENTS took time out from their busy days to lend a hand with redecorating.■ Charity night assault
A SERIOUS assault took place at a Cambourne pub during Red Nose Day celebrations. ■ Village youngsters receive cash boost
THE Cambourne Detachment of Cambridgeshire Army Cadet Force was one of 20 groups honoured by the county High Sheriff's Award Scheme. ■ Red Nose Day special for landlord
RED Nose Day fundraising and personal celebrations combined as a pub landlord celebrated his fourth year in charge. ■ Sheriff's fund boosts club for young boxers
A GRANT awarded to a boxing club has enabled it to hold 20 more sessions for young people. ■ Nick to work his magic in contest
A TEEN with the right tricks has sailed through to the final of the Young Magician of the Year competition. ■ Hudson reveals plans to quit parish council
A popular councillor is stepping down from a parish council after years of service.■ Post office looks for new location
A community post office is set to close and look for new premises.■ Council to take on roads
RESPONSIBILTY to maintain two Cambourne roads has been passed to Cambridgeshire County Council. ■ £400k donation helps village to be greener
EFFORTS to help Cambourne become greener have been boosted by a bumper donation. ■ It's just bananas as children get a Fairtrade lesson
EXCITED Cambourne schoolchildren were going bananas at a special Fairtrade event. ■ Students' ticket to ride to college
STUDENTS at Cambourne will get a free ticket to ride from September.■ Shed light on faults
FAULTY streetlights in Cambourne can now be reported through a new internet service. ■ Cheers to a double pub celebration
REGULARS and staff at Cambourne's Monkfield Arms are gearing up for a very special celebration. ■ Bowling along in the new clubhouse
BOWLERS in Cambourne are being lined up with a clubhouse in time for the new season.■ ‘‘Cake lady' discovers new recipe for success
A CAREER-changer has created a baking business boasting everything from cookies to cake pops. ■ ‘Shameless' arson attack on village's youth centre
ARSONISTS who torched a shed at a popular Cambourne youth club have been branded “shameless” by members of the community. ■ Slideshow: School celebrates 100th day in style
EXCITED youngsters demonstrated how they were 100 days smarter as one of Cambridgeshire's newest primary schools reached a remarkable milestone. ■ Warm welcome for latest eco-friendly home ideas
A COLLECTION of eco-friendly homes have officially opened their doors and councillors were among the first to tour the site. ■ Concern that benches attract litter louts
LITTER and noise have triggered requests for benches in Cambourne to be moved. ■ College sculpture design is unveiled
HERE is your first glimpse of the sculpture set to appear on the campus of the new Cambourne Village College. ■ Active children take their sporting chance for fun
SPORTY youngsters enjoyed a range of fun-filled activities during half-term week in Cambourne. ■ Keeping fit at nearly 90
SHE may be 90 years old next month – but Nora Stobbs is known as the “life and soul” of a Cambourne gym. ■ Dream homes will be kinder to environment
HOUSEHUNTERS will have the chance to view their dream home when a new show home village opens in Cambourne this weekend.■ Village college is judged outstanding in all areas
COMBERTON Village College has been declared ‘outstanding' across the board by Ofsted. ■ Broadband plans moving ‘superfast'
PLANS to install superfast broadband in all remaining new-build homes in Cambourne are “moving along well”, according to a Cambourne councillor. ■ Volunteer Dave is a ‘valuable asset'
A VOLUNTEER dedicated to promoting fire safety in Cambourne has been thanked by the county's fire service for his valuable work. ■ Nujira strikes again
HoT on the heels of last week's announcement of a “wonder” chip to extend the battery life of mobile phones, Cambourne firm Nujira has hit the industry high spot.■ Charities in the pink as balloon day raises funds
THE sky was a flurry of pink when dozens of helium balloons were released to mark a charity event in Cambourne. ■ Air medics called after building site accident
AN air ambulance was scrambled when a builder broke his ankle falling from a ladder on a construction site. ■ Wonder chip is a phone revolution
A REVOLUTION in mobile phone technology has been achieved by a Cambourne company. ■ ‘Give us jobs not houses'
LAND at Cambourne Business Park should be used to create jobs not homes, say councillors.■ Majority in favour of new double yellow lines
AN “overwhelming majority” of residents have voted in favour of more double yellow lines and a zebra crossing to be installed in Cambourne. ■ Air cadets are honoured
AIR cadets from Cambourne have honoured their history at a special ceremony. ■ Aspiring pop stars sought
BUDDING pop stars and dancers are invited to audition for a talent show. ■ Raising flag for diversity
THE Rainbow Flag was raised in Cambourne to mark the start of Lesbian Gay Bisexual Transgender (LGBT) History Month.
■ Proud achievement wins top landscape award
HOUSING developers have labelled Cambourne as one of their “proudest achievements” after they scooped a top national prize for landscape design. ■ Education centre is set to open this year
AN adult education centre is set to launch in Cambourne later this year – and residents are being asked to have their say about the plans.■ EEF to run health clinics nationwide
A CAMBOURNE-based health company has unveiled a series of national clinics, aimed at serving manufacturing and engineering businesses on their own doorsteps. ■ Delight as college soars in results league table
A HEADTEACHER says he is “delighted” with his school's performance in the latest GCSE performance rankings. ■ Where Eagles dare – netting a prestigious football award
A CAMBOURNE football club has scored its best goal yet by securing a prestigious award from the Football Association. ■ Mosaics celebrate close ties between primary schools
COLOURFUL mosaics have been unveiled to mark the “close collaboration” between Cambourne's primary schools. ■ Busy surgery ‘turns away' sick patients
A CAMBOURNE medical centre has been slammed by angry patients who say they have been turned away from making appointments for “urgent” treatment.■ Stirring stuff for charities
A COFFEE morning and balloon release is being held to raise money for cancer charities. ■ Council tax to go up by £10 a year
HOMEOWNERS will have to pay an extra £10 a year for services in Cambourne after the parish council agreed to increase its tax precept. ■ Slideshow: It's a winter wonderland!
YOUNGSTERS made the most of a day off school this week after heavy snowfall and severe weather spread across the county. ■ On parade for adventure
AIR cadets from Cambourne enjoyed early wake-up calls, drills and exercises during a weekend training camp. ■ Anger at ‘cynical' cut to bus service
VILLAGERS are set to lose a direct bus link to Cambridge next month – less than a year after it was launched. ■ BT superfast promise for extra homes
SUPERFAST broadband will be rolled out to all remaining new-build homes in Cambourne – ending an anxious two-month wait for hundreds of homeowners. ■ Chance to question police commissioner
A SURGERY for residents who want to raise community issues with their police and crime commissioner will be held on January 23. ■ Lending a little help to homebuyers
HOUSEHUNTERS in Cambourne have a chance to land their dream home.■ Sam making news of her own for air team
A MEDIA officer working for the Air Training Corps is flying high after scooping a prestigious award. ■ Somewhere to park cars
PLANS for a temporary customer car park in Cambourne have been given the green light. ■ Committed Nicola is title winner
A DISTRICT nurse serving the Cambourne community has been made a Queen's Nurse.■ A treat for bird lovers
NATURE lovers have been delighted by the sighting of waxwings in Cambridgeshire. ■ New art exhibition is an Absolute must
STUNNING pieces of art will be displayed in a free exhibition near Cambourne.■ Get in trim with free fitness trail sessions
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WORKERS can jump-start their New Year resolutions with free lunchtime fitness sessions at Cambourne's new Trim Trail. ■ Slideshow: Hundreds head to Hub party
CHILDREN and parents got into the Christmas spirit at a fun-filled party. ■ Dad admits pushing son, 1, on motorbike
A MOTORCYCLIST who was caught pushing his bike with his 1-year-old son sitting on top has been fined. ■ Slideshow: Hive of activity as youngsters put on dazzling show
CHILDREN combined drama and exercise at a Christmas party – putting on a special performance for their audience. ■ New secondary school is close to completion
WORK to build the first new secondary school in Cambridgeshire for 30 years will be completed by the end of the month. ■ Once-shy Esmée joins panto's cast
A TALENTED 7-year-old girl is treading the boards in her first pantomime. ■ Trampoline club taking off with new kit at competition
TRAMPOLINISTS of all ages were flying high in brand new kit at their first club competition. ■ Music, mince pies – and special market
A JOLLY festive time was had at a Christmas Market in Cambourne. ■ Probe looks at why houses didn't get superfast service
AN investigation has been launched into why almost 200 newly-built homes in Cambourne are not benefiting from superfast broadband. 
■ Suggestion to build homes on business park utterly bonkers
NEARLY 100 homes could be built on land at Cambourne Business Park.■ Baby boom
A BABY boom continues to sweep through Cambourne as loved-up couples give the village one of the highest birth rates in the country.■ It's party time for youngsters
CHILDREN and their families are invited to a Christmas party on Saturday.■ Jimmy's gets a boost from market day
A CHARITY Christmas market has raised more than £400 for a homeless cause. 
■ Sun dog is some sight to behold
PHOTOGRAPHERS across the county were seeing double when they captured not one . . . but two suns in the sky. 
■ Time to give support for volunteers
YOU can be at the heart of the developing Cambourne Timebank by forming a steering group for the community project. ■ ‘Bitter blow' on BT broadband
FEARS have been raised that newly built homes in Cambourne will not benefit from superfast broadband as part of BT's Race to Infinity. ■ Club thinks out of box
YOUNGSTERS in Cambourne have jumped back in the boxing ring thanks to a charity grant. ■ Yellow lines plan to ease traffic flow
MORE double yellow lines and a zebra crossing could be installed in Cambourne to improve safety and traffic flow. ■ Presents galore at seasonal market
CUPCAKES, knitted goodies and beauty businesses will be just some of the stalls at the Cambourne Christmas Market on Saturday.■ Treats flow as big red truck rolls into town
THE iconic Coca Cola truck drove into Cambourne as part of a ‘countdown to Christmas' tour across the country. ■ Family fun group needs volunteers
VOLUNTEERS are needed to help with a family group that has been a sell-out success since it launched in Cambourne this year.■ New police commissioner sets up surgeries
RESIDENTS are being offered one-to-one meetings with Cambridgeshire's new police commissioner. ■ Christmas tree prices chopped
FAMILIES in Cambourne are being encouraged to buy their Christmas trees early. ■ New contact centre that's waiting to hear from you
AT least £250,000 of taxpayers' money will be saved annually by a council's new customer service centre, which opens today. ■ A thirst for the festivities
THE Coca-Cola truck will be coming to Cambourne today as part of a countdown to Christmas tour across the country. ■ Mum's party night raises £1,000 for children's charity
A DEDICATED fundraiser has put another £1,000 in the pot for a children's charity after a successful event in Cambourne. ■ Slideshow: By-election is called after councillor quits
A BY-election has been called in Cambourne following the resignation of a councillor.■ Sports centre on board with high flying duo
A PAIR of aerobatic pilots will be flying high after announcing they will be training in Cambourne. ■ Glamour is never out of fashion
A COFFEE shop in Cambourne took on a glamorous air as about 40 women learned how to apply makeup the old way.■ Police ‘sheriff' right at home
CAMBRIDGESHIRE'S new super sheriff has revealed he is snubbing a revamped office in order to move to Cambourne. ■ Neighbours worry over impact when Co-op store opens
HOME-OWNERS have said they will be forced to move if plans for a Co-op in Lower Cambourne are given the green light.■ Pull up a chair – and start to get fit
RESIDENTS in Cambourne proved you are never too old to get active at the launch of a new sports programme.■ Company probes residents' sewer discount claims
A WATER company is “investigating” whether thousands of Cambourne residents are entitled to money off their bill.■ ‘We need more money for health services'
CAMBOURNE suffers from a lack of funding for the health services that are needed in the community, NHS bosses have said.■ Take new trail in eco-park to get fit
RESIDENTS can run and leap, climb high gates and swing from monkey bars at a new outdoor exercise trail in Cambourne. ■ Movember charity fundraising is really growing fast
MEN across Cambourne are growing moustaches to raise awareness of men's health.■ Share your ideas for youth festival
ORGANISERS of an annual youth festival in Cambourne are calling on others to share their ideas. ■ Funding boost for fun team
A FAMILY fun group in Cambourne has been given more than £420 funding by the parish council and been praised for its community work.■ Police probe after van driver suffers paintball ambush
A MAN and his van were subject to a violent paintball attack in Cambourne on Friday night.■ Cambourne's new high street opens!
A POLICE station, launderette and doctor's surgery have all opened up in Cambourne – in a mock high street set up. ■ Cinema could open in new village college
A CINEMA could open in Cambourne as part of a community art and culture strategy for the village.■ Fourth primary school ‘needed one year earlier'
A FOURTH primary school is needed in Cambourne one year earlier than expected, a county council demographic report has revealed. ■ Bingo cash to help Cambodian orphans
CARING Cambourne couples are fundraising to build a new toilet block at a Cambodian orphanage following a recent trip. ■ Spreading the Fairtrade word
FAIRTRADE fun was had in Cambourne as young people hit the streets for a “reverse trick or treat” event.■ Slideshow: Half-term party is a real scream
CAMBOURNE'S sports centre was “buzzing” with festivities during last week's half term.■ Walking in a winter wonderland
MORE families than ever turned out for a community Winter Wonderland event in Cambourne.■ Have a cuppa with a copper
COPPERS will be on hand to chat with Cambourne residents about problems or concerns in the village.■ Remember the fallen at church
A SPECIAL service will be held in Cambourne Church to mark Remembrance Day. ■ Slideshow: A sparkling night
THOUSANDS of residents turned out on Saturday night for a spectacular fireworks show in Cambourne.■ Householders to claim back water charge
SOME Cambourne residents may be able to claim back cash from water companies, it has emerged. ■ Major extension for playground revealed
A “WHOLE new dimension of play” could be added to Cambourne as plans to extend a playground are revealed.■ Youngsters make their mark
YOUNGSTERS had the chance to stylishly design and graffiti a Cambourne hotspot last Monday.■ Weekly sporting sessions for the over 60s to kick-off
SPORTING sessions for the over 60s are being launched in Cambourne on Tuesday.■ Slideshow: Spooky goings-on at craft session
SPIDER webs and paper plate monsters were just some of the ghoulish crafts children got involved with at a half-term session in Cambourne. ■ Explosive night out at fireworks display
(picture 184117 100) A FANTASTIC fireworks display is set to light up the sky of Cambourne on Saturday.■ Weekend craft fair to be biggest yet
MORE stalls than ever will fill Cambourne Church for this weekend's craft fair.■ Plan for 23 jobs at new Co-op store
A POTENTIAL new food store in Lower Cambourne will create 23 jobs if permission is granted.■ Futsal's set for kick off
FOOTBALL players can give something different a try when Futsal launches in Cambourne.■ Pressure on NHS places at dentist
CONCERN has been raised about the lack of NHS dentist places to meet Cambourne's growing population.■ Smooth transition as Louise tries new role
Cambourne Timebank is up and running. Over the coming weeks, reporter LEANNE EHREN is speaking with members to find out how they are benefiting from the free service.■ Children have a brush with spookiness for Hallowe'en
GHASTLY ghouls, wicked witches and devils all featured in a spooky art wall in Cambourne that is counting down the days until Hallowe'en.■ Plans altered for new shop units
RETAIL developers have acted on residents' concerns and amended plans for five new shop units in Cambourne.■ Families enjoy a very Vine time at learning workshop
FAMILIES enjoyed a day of fun, games and crafts at a school's learning day.■ To Cambourne . . . and beyond
Residents in some parts of Cambourne can finally place orders for the long-awaited BT Infinity services.
■ Timebank proving a thing of beauty in Kelly's business
MUM-of-two Kelly Lindsay says her new business has benefited hugely thanks to the Cambourne Timebank.■ Chance to prove you can be fit for awards
HEALTH and fitness success stories in the community are wanted by bosses of a Cambourne hotel who are running sporting awards. ■ Hundreds attend new school's open evening
THE first open evening for Cambourne's new secondary school has been hailed a success.■ Mum and children to leave home after sword terror
A CONCERNED mum says she plans to move home as her children are too scared to go out after a neighbour brandished a samurai sword.■ New pumps under strain from wrong waste down drain
RESIDENTS flushing inappropriate items down their toilet are causing pumping stations in Cambourne to break down. ■ Proposal for ‘small' Co-op is submitted
MORE retail choice and competition could be coming to Lower Cambourne.■ Slideshow: Robot art event is quick to make its mark
ROBOTS were the theme of Cambourne's first Big Draw event.■ New sports programme to boost fitness for over 60s
A SPORTS programme tailored to help people over 60 is to be launched in Cambourne.■ Housebuilder keeps up support for young footballers
A CHILDREN'S football team is kicking off the season in style thanks to the support of a housing developer.■ Owner sounds warning after attack on dog
OWNERS have been warned to keep their dogs under control following a “horrible” attack on a pet in the village.■ Safety fears as takeaways get go-ahead
PLANS for food services at Caxton Gibbet have been given the go-ahead – despite safety concerns about nearby Cambourne children. ■ Sword owner ‘lost it'
A MAN who brandished a sword at neighbours has received a community sentence.■ From building site to ballroom
A BUILDING site manager will take to the floor in a national ballroom dancing competition.■ Get some help to kick the habit
A HYPNOTHERAPIST in Cambourne is backing the NHS ‘Stoptober' campaign to encourage people to give up smoking.■ Slideshow: Spiders weave their magic
EIGHT-legged creatures both small and large are the focus for wildlife enthusiasts as the species thrives this month.■ Council adds support for pool project
A CAMPAIGN for a swimming pool in Cambourne has been given support – and a suggestion to build a stadium in the village has even been mooted.■ Charity cyclists hit counties' roads
SPORTY staff from Cambourne's fitness centre took part in a bike ride to boost disability sports in the wake of the Paralympics.■ Housing plan ‘will blow the village apart'
VILLAGERS have had their say on housing proposals that would effectively turn Cambourne into a town. ■ Are you a rising star?
ALL-singing and dancing youngsters can learn new stage skills at a growing performing arts group.■ Is it a harmless grass snake – or venomous adder?
WILDLIFE experts have said reported sightings of black adders in Cambourne are more likely to be grass snakes.■ Bee's tears sting as Marvin charges into the lead
MASCOTS came head-to-head in a half-time penalty shootout – and Cambourne's representative was the one left in tears.■ Slideshow: Party for everyone who cares for their bear
TEDDIES tagged along with children to make sure they did not miss out on a nursery's fun day.■ Jail for meat-cleaver thug who terrified residents
A man who went on a high-speed rampage while brandishing a meat cleaver has been jailed for four years.■ Volunteers line up to give their skills for Timebank
A COMMUNITY scheme to get Cambourne residents sharing their skills had a successful launch.■ Children's terror at Samurai sword man
A NEIGHBOUR wielding a Samurai sword launched a tirade of abuse in front of two young children. ■ Indian club's feast celebrates family reunions
A TRADITIONAL feast and games for children were enjoyed at Cambourne Indian Club's Onam celebration at Bourn Village Hall.■ Slideshow: First class as children enjoy new home
GREATER learning opportunities have been given to hundreds of children with a primary school's move to its new site in Cambourne.■ Never give up on the dream, says Harriet
INSPIRATIONAL Paralympian Harriet Lee has told people to never give up on their dreams after clinching a bronze medal at London 2012. ■ Fire is started near play area
ARSONISTS built a fire close to a children's play area on Saturday afternoon in School Lane, Cambourne.■ Ideas are shared on plan
Councillors from Cambourne Parish Council met on Tuesday to share their opinions about the South Cambridgeshire draft Local Plan.■ Have a say on cuts to council spending
A ROADSHOW to help the council decide how residents will be affected by cuts to council tax funding is coming to Cambourne. ■ Expert advice on hand for parents
PARENTS and parents-to-be can road test baby, children and maternity gear and receive expert advice at the first Cambourne parenting conference.■ Football club's fun day proves a winner with youngsters
FOOTBALL fun was enjoyed on Saturday at the Cambourne Eagles' first fun day.■ Police build for future after station closure is ruled out
CAMBOURNE police station's place in the community looks assured. ■ Try one-stop shop for all things baby
PARENTS and parents-to-be can road test baby, child and maternity gear and receive expert advice at a parenting conference in Cambourne. ■ Timebank plan for neighbours to swap skills
VILLAGERS will be able to call in favours by building up credits helping others as part of a project to break down barriers between neighbours.■ Centre memberships donated in aid of children's charity
CAMBOURNE sports hub has helped a local company on its way to raising thousands of pounds for a children's charity. ■ Harriet takes the plunge despite recent illness
CAMBOURNE will be represented at the London 2012 Paralympic Games as swimmer Harriet Lee plunges into the pool.■ Community is likely to be up to speed for Christmas
SUPERFAST broadband for the Cambourne area is “getting close” after a long-running campaign to bring the village up to speed.■ ‘We don't want to become one big Milton Keynes'
Councillors from Cambourne Parish Council objected to plans for thousands of new homes in Cambourne at a special meeting on Wednesday night. ■ Emergency helicopter called as man suffers severe burns
MOOD lighting led to a man receiving severe flash burns and an emergency helicopter being called and landing in Cambourne. ■ Two men who stole jewellery are jailed
TWO men have been jailed for breaking into a house and stealing jewellery.■ Slideshow: Colourful celebrations for Krishna's birthday
FESTIVITIES took place in Cambourne for Hindu deity Krishna's birthday.■ Vandals strike at village playground
VANDALS have struck at a play area in Great Cambourne, forcing the playground to close.■ Retail units plan falls at its first test
PROPOSALS for five new retail units in the High Street have been given the thumbs down by parish councillors.
■ Construction site is broken into
A VANDAL got into a construction site in Great Cambourne and damaged building equipment.■ Social club makes a winning return with relaunch
A SOCIAL club celebrated its relaunch at the weekend as it hopes to become a focal point of the community.■ Can you provide props for action film-makers?
ACTION film-makers are calling on Cambourne to provide them with some unusual props as they prepare to shoot in the village. ■ Rules released on places for school
RULES dictating who gets a place at the village's new secondary school have been released by the council.■ Plans submitted for more shops in Cambourne
LONG-awaited plans for new shops in Cambourne have finally been submitted.■ Olympics fever sees interest in trampoline club soar
A NEW trampoline club in Cambourne has already set its eyes on producing the Olympians of tomorrow.■ Slideshow: Disneyland trip was so magical, says brave Fay, 7
A LITTLE girl with a big heart has told of her dream trip to Disneyland, which she won at the News' Community Awards. ■ Restaurant plans rejection ‘bonkers'
A FIRE-ravaged Chinese restaurant will stay a ruin for now after plans for a McDonald's and a Costa Coffee were rejected. ■ Slideshow: Children jump for joy at Olympic event
CAMBOURNE children championed for gold at a nursery's mini Olympics event.■ Gambler's luck runs out after threatening woman
A GAMBLER who threatened to stab his partner when she confronted him over stealing her money has been jailed.