Being locked down for Covid-19 has given us the chance to think long and hard about what is important in our lives. Is this a time to pause and re-consider how we plan for a better and greener future? Read more
How should the Cambridge area respond to the global biodiversity emergency? We put forward our solution. Read more
Cambridge faces huge pressure for growth and change but how can that be achieved without damaging the city's world class heritage? Read more
An opportunity to suggest new green places in the greater Cambridge area? Now that's a novel idea. Read more
How much more development can Cambridge absorb? Is it full? If so, where should new housing be built? Read more
Is it fair for the people of Cambridge that their Green Belt is built on in order to help save the London Green Belt? Read more
Would you like the population to have increased by 70%? Should new development sprawl over the greenbelt or be in new towns or along transport corridors? Why should you care? Read the first in our series of blogs about a new Greater Cambridge Local Plan. Read more
Volunteer Philip Bedford talks about how he helps keep Cambridge special Read more
Could road charging be a solution to air pollution and too much traffic? We consider the experience from other cities. Read more
Wandlebury Country Park is celebrating 60 years since it was opened to the public. It took a lot of work and generosity but the park has become a well-loved Cambridge institution and a haven for wildlife. Read more
Marie Lousie Holland, Chair of CambridgePPF’s Heritage Watch group tells us more Read more
How can the woods at Wandlebury help people with brain injuries to recover? John Peck from Headway explains. Read more