09/09/2026
The latest edition of the Cambridge Independent is out from today and features discussion over the decision to approve a revamp of Cambridge market that could cost £17.6million.
Inside, we feature the news of the Cambourne to Cambridge busway being approved, explore verdicts on whether the changes at the Four Lamps roundabout are a welcome safety upgrade or a waste of money and feature the latest on a surgeon suspended by Cambridge University Hospitals after patients came to harm.
We have a picture spread from the brilliant Cambridge Dragon Boat Festival, which we were pleased to support, and photos from Duxford Soap Box Derby, Stourbridge Fair, the Ancient Oak Fayre and the inaugural Lancaster Way Car Show and Family Fun Day.
We discuss the delays to local government reorganisation, reveal how thermal drones are being used by East West Rail and report on the future of the trees in Cambourne’s Broad Street.
There’s news of Northstowe Town Hub plans, funding to eradicate invasive mink and columns from Ian Sollom MP, mayor Paul Bristow and council leader Cllr Anna Bailey.
In Science, look out for an incredible world first involving the LMB and the University of Cambridge, while in Education we have the latest on a secondary school for Darwin Green.
In Culture, we have a first look at the Cambridge Film Festival programme, which we are pleased to support again, talk to Leo Sayer and preview Blood Brothers at The Arts Theatre Cambridge.
In Business, it’s our Cambridge Tech Week special. As media partner, we’re pleased to report on the packed programme next week and feature a thought leadership piece from Kathryn Chapman on Cambridge growth.
In Sport, we reflect on Cambridge Rugby Club’s start to the new campaign, feature the latest news and views on Cambridge United Football Club as well as Cambridge City, Histon, motorsport, cricket and more.
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