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WINTER 2017
Cambridge City Council’s magazine for residents
cambridge.gov.uk • facebook.com/camcitco • twitter.com/camcitco
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Winter edition
04 Christmas and New Year
Changes to your bin collections
CONTENTS
opening times
05 Help and support for
people over 65
at Christmas and New Year
The bank holidays over the Christmas period mean that there
07 Get more active – with
Let’s Get Moving
will be some temporary changes to the days when your bins
are emptied in the week after Christmas and the first two
Cambridgeshire weeks of the New Year, with things getting back to normal on
09 New community centre set
to open its doors
Monday 15 January. Here’s when to put your bins out over the
Christmas and New Year season.
11 Young people activated by
local arts project
Usual day
Monday 25 December
Tuesday 26 December
Revised day
Wednesday 27 December
Thursday 28 December
12 How the city is growing
– latest from new
neighbourhoods
Wednesday 27 December
Thursday 28 December
Friday 29 December
Saturday 30 December
Friday 29 December Tuesday 2 January
14 Give your home a winter
MOT
Monday 1 January
Tuesday 2 January
Wednesday 3 January
Thursday 4 January
16 Does your home need some
adaptations?
Wednesday 3 January
Thursday 4 January
Friday 5 January
Saturday 6 January
Friday 5 January Monday 8 January
17 Recycling - what goes in
which bin? Monday 8 January
Tuesday 9 January
Tuesday 9 January
Wednesday 10 January
18 Reduce your festive waste
this year
Wednesday 10 January
Thursday 11 January
Thursday 11 January
Friday 12 January
22 Meet your city
councillors
Friday 12 January
Monday 15 January
Saturday 13 January
Back to normal
Front cover: The Senate House lit up For information about what waste goes in which bin – including where to
during the e-Luminate Festival recycle your extra Christmas waste, have a look at pages 17-18 of this issue, or
visit our website: cambridge.gov.uk/bins or phone 01223 458282.
Cambridge City Council
Website: cambridge.gov.uk
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Customer Service Centre
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Mandela House, 4 Regent Street, Cambridge CB2 1BY
E-Luminate festival
Email: enquiries@cambridge.gov.uk
Useful phone numbers:
Benefits 01223 457721 | Corn Exchange box office 01223 357851
Council tax collections 01223 457760 | Council tax registration 01223
set to light up the city
457790 | Environmental Services 01223 457900 | Homelink 01223 Keep an eye out for the e-Luminate festival from mid-February which will
457917 Housing management (Rents) 01223 457070 | Housing again see parts of the historic city centre lit up with spectacular light shows
repairs 01233 457060 | Planning 01223 457200 | Taxis 01223 457888
Waste and streets 01223 458282 and artistic installations.
For all other enquiries please call: 01223 457000 The annual arts festival
Monday-Friday 9am-5.15pm explores the use of light, colour
Calls may be recorded for training purposes
and innovative new technology,
Hearing impaired via typetalk Phone: 18001 01233 457000
showcases the latest low carbon,
After hours emergency number: 0300 303 8389
Got a complaint or compliment for the council?
energy-efficient lighting that is
Visit cambridge.gov.uk/compliments-complaints-and-suggestions or becoming more widely available
write to PO Box 700, Cambridge CB1 0JH – and lets you see Cambridge in
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PO Box 700, Cambridge CB1 0JH Events take place from 9-14
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Cambridge City Council
Christmas & New Year
opening hours
Waste & Recycling Collections Customer Service Centre, Shopmobility
T: 01223 458282 Mandela House Grand Arcade
Date of Usual Revised T: 01223 457000 T: 01223 457452
Collection Collection Date
You can call or visit the Customer Service December 22 & 23 10am – 5pm
Monday Wednesday
December 25 December 27 Centre between the following hours: December 24 – 26 Closed
Tuesday Thursday December 22 9am – 5.15pm December 27 – 30 10am – 5pm
December 26 December 28 December 23 – 26 Closed December 31 Closed
Wednesday Friday December 27 – 29 9am – 5.15pm January 1 Closed
December 27 December 29 December 30 & 31 Closed
Thursday Saturday January 1 Closed Cemeteries & Crematorium
December 28 December 30 administration office
Our 24 hour information and reporting line
Friday Tuesday T: 01223 458000
for Benefits, Council Tax, Waste & Streets,
December 29 January 2
Environmental Services and Planning will December 22 9am – 4pm
Monday Wednesday be open throughout the festive season.
January 1 January 3 December 23 – 26 Closed
Service requests will be processed the
Tuesday Thursday December 27 & 28 9am – 5pm
next working day.
January 2 January 4 December 29 9am – 4pm
Wednesday Friday The Guildhall, City Homes December 30 & 31 Closed
January 3 January 5 Area Office (171 Arbury Rd), January 1 Closed
Thursday Saturday The Book of Remembrance will be open
January 4 January 6
Mill Road Depot Offices
daily from 9am to 5pm.
Friday Monday T: 01223 457000
Newmarket Road Cemetery, Huntingdon
January 5 January 8 December 22 9am – 4.30pm
Road Cemetery and the Gardens of
Monday Tuesday December 23 – 26 Closed Remembrance at the Crematorium will be
January 8 January 9 December 27 & 28 9am – 5pm open daily throughout the Christmas and
Tuesday Wednesday December 29 9am – 4.30pm New Year period.
January 9 January 10 December 30 & 31 Closed
Wednesday Thursday January 1 Closed Market
January 10 January 11
Thursday Friday T: 01223 457466
January 11 January 12 Cambridge Visitor December 22 – 24 10am – 4pm
Friday Saturday Information Centre December 25 & 26 Closed
January 12 January 13 T: 01223 791500 December 27 – 31 10am – 4pm
Please make use of the recycling points December 22 10am – 5pm January 1 Closed
across the city for any extra recycling. December 23 10am – 4pm
Visit www.cambridge.gov.uk/recycling-points Emergency noise
for more information.
December 24 – 26 Closed
December 27 – 30 10am – 4pm T: 0300 303 8389
Real Christmas trees can be collected from
December 31 Closed This service will be available each night from
your home for a donation to Arthur Rank
Hospice Charity (visit www.arhc.org.uk), taken January 1 Closed 7pm to 7am and also from 9am to 5pm on
to Cherry Hinton Hall car park after Christmas each Saturday, Sunday and Bank Holiday.
up until Sunday 21 January, or you can cut it
up and put it in your green bin with the lid Shopmobility Homeless people
fully closed. Please remove all decorations. Grafton Centre out of hours emergency
Milton Household T: 01223 461858 housing number
Recycling Centre December 22 & 23 10am – 5pm T: 0844 3353944
01223 860674 December 24 11am – 4pm
December 24 9am – 1pm December 25 Closed Out of hours emergency,
December 25 & 26 Closed December 26 11am – 4pm and emergency housing
December 27 – 31 9am – 4pm December 27 – 30 10am – 5pm repairs
January 1 Closed December 31 11am – 4pm T: 0300 303 8389
Entrance gates shut 10 minutes before January 1 11am – 4pm
closing time. The site will close at dusk if
earlier than these times.
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Winter edition
Benefits team
recognised with
national award
The council’s Benefits team has
been named as the Welfare
Benefits Team of the Year 2017 by
the national Institute of Revenues
Rating and Valuation.
The awards panel recognised the
council team for raising standards of
service to achieve high levels of
performance, customer satisfaction
and effective administration in all
aspects of welfare benefits.
Make the most of life – help Multi-Storey set for
refurb and possible
and support for people over 65 redevelopment
Are you over 65, and feel that you could disability aids and benefits; Park Street Car Park is set to undergo
do with some extra help from time to ● Helping people enjoy an active social life; a programme of refurbishment while
time? Do you know an older person who ● Helping prevent falls or helping when plans are examined for its possible
you think might need some support to coming out of hospital; future redevelopment.
help them make the most of life? ● Offering support for family members and A rolling five year programme of
Our Independent Living Service works carers. refurbishments will take place at the
with people to help them continue to The council also manages a range of city centre multi-storey while options
enjoy their independence in later years, sheltered housing schemes for people over are explored for developing the site
including by: 60, giving older people comfortable and in the future.
● Assessing support needs and letting secure homes. Staff will also be available to An option of building a three or
people know about the choices visit to offer support and advice as it is four storey underground car park
available; needed. with social housing and
● Arranging help with things like commercial units above was ruled
one: 01223 457199
personal care, meals and medication; • Ph @cambridge.gov.uk out as being too expensive, and
Email: independent.living
● Offering advice on housing and /older-peoples-housing not a site where it is financially
Website: cambridge.gov.uk
accommodation; er People’s Housing viable to develop council housing.
● Providing access to personal alarms,
Facebook: Cambridge Old
Do you need help
with your finances? Eight tips for older people to
Our Independent Living Service also offers
free advice to anyone over 65 who is
keep warm and well this winter
Set your heating to the right maintain body heat;
struggling financially. 1 temperature (18-21°C or 65-70°F) to Stock up on essential food items -
We can visit you at home and look at ways
keep your home warm and your bills
7 including foods you do not have to
you can reduce debts, help you find more
as low as possible; cook and long-life milk;
affordable deals on things like energy and
Keep a supply of blankets or warm Stay active and keep moving - any
insurance, and identify any unclaimed 2 clothes handy in case the heating
8 activity will help to keep you warm,
benefits you may be entitled to.
fails; even just wiggling fingers and toes.
If you are living alone and need help with
Get your free flu jab if you are aged
this, or know someone who is, please get in 3 65 or over, have certain medical
touch. We will be available to visit you at
conditions, live in a residential or
home and will always arrange an
nursing home, or are the main carer
appointment with you at your convenience.
for an older or disabled person;
Our visiting staff will ensure you are expecting
Contact your GP surgery with any
them and will provide identification. You are 4 persistent medical symptoms;
welcome to have a member of your family
Ensure you have enough supplies
present at the assessment. 5 of prescription drugs and other
7199 medicines;
• Phone: 01223 45
nt.living@cambridge.gov
.uk Eat well - have hot meals and drinks
Email: independe 6
/older-peoples-housing regularly throughout the day to
Website: cambridge.gov.uk
er People’s Housing
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Winter edition
Get active with Let’s
Get Moving Cambridgeshire
Being more active, more often, is the single So we have joined forces with Cambridgeshire
most important thing we can do for our County Council and the County Sports
physical and mental wellbeing - but there Partnership to make Let’s Get Moving
are any number of reasons why getting Cambridgeshire a focal point for finding out
enough activity can prove difficult for many information about those opportunities and
people. provide support for individuals, communities,
Illness, disability, a lack of spare time, or clubs and other organisations to get more
simply not knowing how or where to begin people involved and to develop new
are all good reasons why you may not be activities people want to take part in.
getting as much exercise as you would like. In order to provide the best possible
That is why a new initiative called Let’s Get service Let’s Get Moving Cambridgeshire is
Moving Cambridgeshire is now on hand to also currently seeking views from local
help. people on what activities they would like to • For more information on Let’s Get Moving
Let’s Get Moving Cambridgeshire aims to see in their communities. To have your say, Cambridgeshire:
provide all the information, advice and support why not take part in our online survey at Website: letsgetmovingcambridgeshire.co.uk
anybody needs to get more active. There are surveymonkey.co.uk/r/ Email: sport@cambridge.gov.uk
many opportunities to take part in sport and LGMCambride or scan the QR Phone: 01223 457532
other forms of exercise locally but it can code here. You could win a £50 Facebook: facebook.com/getmovingcam
sometimes be difficult to know where to start. voucher for Decathlon.
What are some of the benefits of regular activity?
HEALTH: By keeping active you can reduce your risk of CONFIDENCE: Achieving personal activity goals and
major illnesses such as type 2 diabetes, heart disease and taking care of your body can improve your confidence
cancer – by 50%. and self-esteem.
SOCIAL: Activity is a great way to spend time with loved WHAT COUNTS AS EXERCISE?
ones, make new friends, and strengthen bonds. ●Adults should be active daily and aim for 150
Remember, activity is about having fun too. minutes physical activity a week.
HAPPINESS: Exercise releases natural endorphins into ● Activities include walking, gardening, running,
your blood, which can make you feel more energised and sport, swimming
content with the world.
● To feel the benefits move quickly enough to raise
STRENGTH: Regular physical activity, whether it’s your heart rate, breathe faster and feel warmer
gardening, dancing, walking or sport, strengthens
muscles bones and ligaments. [Source: www.nhs.uk]
Christmas night market New A-boards policy
Cambridge market is always a
great place to shop in the
Team of the Year at a national
awards ceremony. The
tackles street clutter
run-up to Christmas, as it is Cambridge team was praised Getting around Cambridge should become easier
packed with traders selling by judges for introducing following the introduction of new guidelines on
some unique gift ideas, festive special events and improving advertising boards and street clutter.
food and drink, decorations communications with traders. The new policy has been introduced to improve
and more. accessibility, particularly for wheelchair users, people
This year there will also be the with disabilities, elderly people or those pushing
chance to enjoy the market late buggies and prams. Now, businesses are limited to
into the evening on Wednesday displaying one ‘A’ board or advertising sign in a public
6 December. Market stalls will be area, and they need to be positioned so they do not cause an
open until 8pm, and there will be obstruction and are removed when the business is closed.
food and drink to sample, and The policy was developed following a consultation with residents
some live entertainment. Why and businesses, and a review of accessibility in the city centre. We
not come along and get have been visiting city businesses to inform them about the new
into the Christmas spirit? • Website: cambridge.gov.uk/markets rules surrounding free-standing advertising, and a more
● Our Markets team was Email: market.management@ standardised approach to the size, shape and design of advertising
recently voted Market cambridge.gov.uk signs is now being developed.
Phone: 01223 457466
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Winter edition
New community centre Funding available for
community projects
opening its doors soon Are you involved with planning a
neighbourhood activity taking place
A brand new community centre is nearly between April 2018 and March 2019
ready to open its doors to the public. The which could benefit people who are
Clay Farm Centre stands in the central disadvantaged in some way?
square at the heart of the new If so, your project may be eligible for
neighbourhood of Clay Farm, which has one of our Area Committee Grants, which
been taking shape in the south of cover the North, South, East and West
Cambridge around Trumpington in recent Central areas of the city.
years. Grants are awarded to non-profit,
This new building is set over five storeys. voluntary and community organisations or
The bottom two floors form the community groups of local residents. They can be given
centre, complete with a new public library, a to help fund various aspects of a project,
large hall for community events, a café, and such as venue hire for community, arts or
rooms available to hire for conferences, Above the community centre there will sports activities, to pay for transport for trips
meetings and activities. It also contains a also be a new medical centre run by by younger or older residents, materials for
striking spiral staircase and bespoke wooden Trumpington Medical Practice and two art projects and will be awarded to be
reception desk, created as part of a public art storeys of residential flats managed by the awarded to projects which make a real
work which continues in the public square local housing association BPHA. difference to the lives of residents with the
outside the Clay Farm Centre. • Would you like to volunteer at the new highest needs.
It will be open for use by local people and Clay Farm Centre? There are a number The application process will be
for the wider Cambridge community in the of opportunities available including launched in early January 2018, and
New Year, and will play host to regular library access volunteers, digital decisions made in March and April – so
activities such as children’s groups, exercise champions and storytime helpers. For start planning your activity and budget
classes, musical concerts, talks and digital full information get in touch using the early enough to meet the application
projects. The various spaces within the centre details below. deadlines in February.
will all be available to hire by members of • Website: cambridge.gov.uk/area-
the community. The Clay Farm Centre will • Clay Farm Centre, Hobson Square, committee-funding
be operated by the city council in Trumpington CB2 9FN Email: grants@cambridge.gov.uk
partnership with Cambridgeshire County Website: cambridge.gov.uk/clay-farm-centre Phone: 01223 457857
Council, making it the first such partnership Email: clayfarmcentre@cambridge.gov.uk
in the city. Phone: 01223 457614 Council meetings
coming soon
New Living Wage pay rate Here are some of the meetings coming up
in the next few months, which take place at
helps tackle inequality
The Guildhall unless stated.
● North Area Committee: Thursday 14
December, 6.30pm, North Cambridge
The new Real Living Wage pay rate for also pledged to explore the possibility of Academy, Arbury Road
2017-18 of £8.75 an hour outside London paying our own staff a minimum of £10 per ● Planning: Wednesday 10 January, 10am
was announced during Living Wage Week hour from 2018. ● East Area Committee: Thursday 11
recently. In total there are now 55 employers in January, 7pm, Cherry Trees Day Centre
The Living Wage campaign is an important Cambridge accredited with the Living Wage ● South Area Committee: Monday 15
part of the council’s Anti-Poverty Strategy Foundation to demonstrate their January, 7pm, Cherry Hinton Leisure Centre,
which aims to tackle the inequality in commitment to paying staff the Real Living Colville Road
opportunities that exists in Cambridge. Wage – the council has directly supported 25 ● Environment Scrutiny: Tuesday 16
The campaign works to encourage of these employers through their January, 5.30pm
employers to pay wages that reflect the real accreditation process. ● Housing Scrutiny: Wednesday 17 January,
cost of living, with benefits for employers 5.30pm
including better staff retention, improved ● Community Services Scrutiny: Thursday
motivation for employees and an enhanced 18 January, 5pm
reputation for the employer. ● Strategy and Resources Scrutiny:
During Living Wage Week there were a Monday 22 January, 5pm
number of events for employers already ● Planning: Wednesday 7 February, 10am
accredited as Living Wage employers in the ● Strategy and Resources Scrutiny:
city, as well as those wishing to find out more Monday 12 February, 5pm
about accreditation, plus employees and ● Council: Thursday 22 February, 6pm
residents. • Website: cambridge.gov.uk/living- k
The council has been a Living Wage wage • Website: democracy.cambridge.gov.u.gov.uk
accredited employer since 2014, but has now Email: livingwage@cambridge.gov.uk Email: democratic.services@cambridge
Phone: 01223 457046 Phone: 01223 457013
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Young people Activated
by local arts project
For many people, one of the most appealing some of the city’s cultural venues, and work
things about life in Cambridge is the on a performance called The Museum Of Us,
number of opportunities to take part in which explored their connections to
cultural activities like visiting museums and Cambridge and to each other, through art,
galleries, attending music concerts or going acting, music and performance.
to watch a show or play. The Museum Of Us culminated in a number
But not everyone will be aware of the art of performances in front of audiences earlier
and culture opportunities available in this year, including a successful show at
Cambridge – or even if they are aware, may Cambridge Junction and an exhibition at the
think that they are not for them. Museum of Cambridge. “I hadn’t really tried
‘My Cambridge’, an initiative bringing acting before,” explains Ciaron. “In fact I can’t
together arts organisations, schools and local believe that was me up on stage – and now I
authorities, is setting out to change this. One have started writing scripts and a novel too.”
of their first projects is ACTIVATE, which is The first phase of activities
providing new opportunities for young focused on developing the ‘Museum of Us’
curator, Lidija Kyle
people to get involved with art and culture in students’ knowledge and Ciaron Wright
a way they may not have done so before. The skills through increased
aim is to provide them with new skills, exposure to arts activities. funded by the council as
experience and even a new sense of The second stage of this part of its ongoing
confidence and connection with their home two year project will Anti-Poverty Strategy,
city. develop the participants’ which aims to lessen the
A group of students from Years 7, 8 and 9 leadership roles, and help inequality that exists in
has been working with arts venues identify and even Cambridge, and provide
Cambridge Junction and Kettle’s Yard, theatre commission more arts- more opportunities for as
companies Menagerie and NIE, University of related opportunities for young people to many people as possible to play an active role
Cambridge Museums and the Museum of create a ‘My Cambridge’ map. in life here.
Cambridge on regular workshops led by Russell Burgess, the head of arts at the So how has participating in ACTIVATE made
professional artists, actors, creators and Parkside Federation has noted some of the a diff erence to Ciaron? “I feel more confident
directors. benefits the children taking in ACTIVATE have in the arts now – I put my hand up to ask
One young person who has taken part is experienced. “The project has had a huge questions and have friends that I wouldn’t
Year 8 student Ciaron Wright from Coleridge impact on students’ development. Their have made otherwise. It’s been great because
Community College. vocabulary has been extended and they have ACTIVATE teaches us stuff without us even
“I used to think Cambridge was really small,” developed a real ‘capital of culture’ – realising – they trick us into learning!”
says Ciaron. “I didn’t even know about all the becoming more aware of what the city has to
idge.co.uk
museums.” offer and able to access experiences and • Website: www.activatecambr k or
Through the ACTIVATE programme, Ciaron places they otherwise couldn’t afford to do.” Email: jane.wilson@cambridge.gov.u
and his fellow students had the chance to visit The ACTIVATE programme has been activatecambridge@gmail.com
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The Scrapstore, off Barnwell Road, is a you are if they are suitable.
treasure trove of materials which anyone can Scrapstore is open to the public every
make use of. You can find loads of useful Wednesday evening during the school term
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How the city is growing – latest from Cambridge’s new neighbourhoods
CB1 STATION AREA government is successful.’ A planning
Cambridge Biomedical Campus 3
Ely
The Station Area redevelopment application for a hotel there was approved
To
project is progressing rapidly. A large on 15 November.
part of the Station Square has been
I completed and planning permission has LAND NORTH OF
5 CHERRY HINTON
G been granted for the demolition and
redevelopment of Murdoch House on Earlier this year we held a consultation on
4 Station Road, the final phase of the initial proposals for developing land north of
project. Cherry Hinton and to the west of
F Teversham. A new neighbourhood here
There are now two fully
2 operating hotels in the area, and could see up to 1,200 homes, two new
H schools, open spaces and community
new offices and shops are occupied.
H facilities constructed in the coming years. A
CAMBRIDGE NORTHERN developer consultation event is currently
The population of Cambridge is growing. also progressing on the Cambridge 4 FRINGE EAST being carried out.
That is why the council has overseen the Biomedical Campus close to Addenbrooke’s This area in the north of the city,
development of several major new Hospital with new headquarters for Cambridge North Station
to the east of Milton Road around
neighbourhoods in the last few years, to AstraZeneca and a new Papworth Hospital Cowley Road and the Anglia Water
ensure we have the homes, amenities and among the sites under construction. facility is still in the early stages of
business premises we need. development, apart from the new
Here’s what has been happening at the NORTH WEST CAMBRIDGE Cambridge North station which
major sites around Cambridge, and what There are two major developments opened this year. Eventually, it is
may happen next. 2 continuing to take shape in the
anticipated that the area could be
northwest of the city, either side of the site for up to 7,600 new homes,
SOUTHERN FRINGE Huntingdon Road. The site between
1 The large development around Madingley Road and Huntingdon Road is KEY
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A - Trumpington Meadows ark
et premises, if a funding bid to the
Trumpington and close to Addenbrooke’s being developed by the University of
Hospital in the south of Cambridge consists Cambridge. Earlier this year the first residents
B - Clay Farm 3
C - Glebe Farm
of five different areas: Trumpington moved into the new neighbourhood, known
Meadows, Clay Farm, Glebe Farm, the Bell as Eddington.
D - Bell School
E - Cambridge Biomedical Campus Hundreds of views heard during
School site (now known as Ninewells) and When complete it will provide 3,000 homes F - Darwin Green 1
the Cambridge Biomedical Campus. in total, including 1,500 homes for university G - Darwin Green 2+3
H - Cambridge University Site
1 GCP’s Big Conversation
More than 2,000 homes are now occupied employees plus an additional 2,000 student It’s good to talk – and even better to
across the different sites. The new rooms as well as shops, academic and research I - Northern Fringe East
E listen. The Greater Cambridge
Trumpington Community College has started facilities, a hotel, sports facilities, parks and Partnership (GCP – previously known
its second full academic year as part of the allotments and a primary school which D as the City Deal) has listened to
Parkside Federation. The 58 hectare opened last year. The new Storey’s Field B
A hundreds of views on the future of the
Trumpington Meadows Country Park and community centre is due to open early in 2018. Greater Cambridge area during their
Nature Reserve opened last year and the new Across Huntingdon Road is the site of the C Big Conversation.
Clay Farm Community Centre opens to the Darwin Green development. Work has During the autumn, the GCP team
public in December (see page 9 for more recently started on building initial listened to commuters at Cambridge
To L
details) infrastructure including roads, drainage and Station, football fans ahead of Cambridge
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In total, when work is complete in the open spaces. More than 1,500 homes will United’s win over Forest Green Rovers, to enable them to travel sustainably.
on L
south of the city more than 3,000 new eventually be built on land stretching to shoppers in the Grand Arcade and students A report outlining the finding from the
iver
homes, two schools, parks, community and Histon Road, plus a primary school, a library,
poo
ss at Cambridge University Student Union’s Big Conversation will be released in January.
leisure facilities will have been built. Work is health centre, shops and parks. ro
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n Former Deputy Prime Minister Lord bigconversation for more information.
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Trumpington Meadows To
L Heseltine gave a keynote speech to • Have your say on the proposed
business leaders at Downing College Cambourne to Cambridge project
during one the partnership’s business - Options for a new bus link, park and ride
briefings, while residents and commuters site, and cycling and walking facilities to
have also helped to shape the future of provide faster and more sustainable
transport in Greater Cambridge by taking transport into Cambridge from the west
part in the Greater Cambridge Travel Survey. have been proposed. The Cambourne to
The survey, carried out by Travel for Cambridge scheme aims to provide
Cambridge on behalf of the partnership, more frequent and reliable bus journeys
captured travel patterns and preferred into the city to help reduce traffic
modes of transport – with a focus on what congestion. Have your say at www.
Clay Farm CB1 Station Square Eddington infrastructure improvements people need greatercambridge.org.uk/c2c
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Enjoy a warmer home
A winter MOT for with Winter Warmth
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1 Make sure your boiler has been serviced by a registered impartial advisor who can provide all the
Gas Safe Engineer so that it operates efficiently and safely.
Don’t forget to check radiators are all working.
information and resources you’ll need to stay warm and healthy, while
cutting costs and carbon. You’ll even receive a goodie bag!
ENERGY SUPPLIERS The service aims to offer help and advice on changes you can make,
2 Remember you are likely to use more electricity like choosing the best energy tariff and supplier and managing your
and gas over the winter months so it is a good idea to water bills. You can also find out if you are eligible to access the national
check you are on the best tariff. Independent advice on changing £140 Warm Home Discount, help from Cambridgeshire Home
energy suppliers can be found on websites such as U-Switch, or Improvements Agency (see page 16) and other funding opportunities.
contact one of our Home Energy Officers for advice.
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regularly re-painted to help ensure the wood does not rot which
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in bad condition it can also let water soak into the wood causing
Help us tackle climate change
it to expand and making windows difficult to open and close. One of our main priorities for the
coming years is to work to reduce
ROOF carbon emissions in Cambridge, to
4 If any of your roof tiles have slipped or are help respond to climate change and
rising, it pays to get them checked by a roofing improve air quality here.
contractor. Leaks can lead to damp and mould, and
Among the ways we are doing this as
can mean water getting into electrics.
part of our Climate Change Strategy is
LOFT by improving heating systems at
5 You should have at least 270mm of insulation buildings like the Abbey Pool, installing low-energy LED lighting in
in your loft area to stop heat escaping, and save you multi-storey car parks, replacing diesel vehicles in our fleet with
money on energy bills. If you have any doubts electric vans, and installing sustainable drainage systems in new
about your insulation why not get in touch with housing developments. Everyone can play a part in reducing the
one of our Home Energy Officers?
emissions that Cambridge produces as a city. Here are a few
GUTTERS AND DOWNPIPES straightforward tips that anyone can put into practice.
6
1 Use your heating system’s controls to set your heating and
Problems with overflowing gutters or
drainpipes lead to damp and mould, but can usually hot water to come on and off when you need them and to
be solved by clearing leaves. Take care if doing this the lowest comfortable temperature.
yourself, or get help from someone experienced.
2 Draught proof windows and doors to save on energy
DAMP consumption
7 Damp can be caused in a number of ways, including 3 Switch off lights and appliances when you leave the room
condensation from clothes drying and can lead to mould
forming. This can be solved by ventilating, keeping your 4 If you are in good health, why not put on an extra layer of
house warm, and using extractor fans. Rising damp can occur clothing instead of turning up the heating;
on ground floor or basement rooms if your home does not
have a damp proof course. Get in touch with a specialist rising 5 If you are in a stationary car, switch off the engine; Consider
cycling, walking or public transport for journeys in the city;
damp contractor to advise on how you can combat this.
Minimise water waste by installing a water butt. The average
OPEN FIRES 6 rooftop collects 85,000 litres of water every year and
8 If you have an open fire or wood burner, make sure installing a water butt can divert it from entering the
your chimney is swept regularly and fit a carbon drainage system.
monoxide detector to ensure your safety.
7 Get a free kitchen caddy from the council, buy a compost
OUTSIDE TAPS bin and turn your food and garden waste into nutrient-rich
9 Insulate outside taps to stop them freezing and compost you can use in your garden
splitting – which can lead to leaks, icy puddles, water
waste and damp. Look in DIY shops for kits to protect download the
your outside taps. • To find out what else you can doour website or pick up a
‘Greening Your Home’ guide from
For more tips and advice on winter-proofing your copy from Mandela House, 4 Regent Street.
home contact our Home Energy Officers in the Website: cambridge.gov.uk/greening-your-home
Residential Team on 01223 457000. Email: sustainablecity@cambridge.gov.uk
Phone: 01223 457176
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Cambridgeshire Home Could you help older people
Improvement Agency learn new digital skills?
Many elderly, disabled or vulnerable Many of us now use the internet, smartphones, tablets and
people could benefit from having computers many times each day – for all sorts of tasks.
improvements made to their home – to However there are still a significant number of people in
help them live independently, safely and Cambridge who either do not use the internet, or do not
comfortably. have the skills to use it with confidence.
The Cambridgeshire Home Improvement That’s why we’re currently looking for people to volunteer as
Agency helps people organise any Digital Champions – to run groups and offer support to older
adaptations that they might need to continue people wanting to do the things many others take for granted
enjoying their own home. They can take you – like shopping online, paying bills or contacting friends using
through the whole process, from an initial email or social media.
enquiry, through completing an application, If you would like to be a Digital Champion, you will receive
organising grants you may be entitled to, carrying out surveys if needed, full training to learn the
and managing the whole building process from start to finish. skills you need to take
The main two types of grant, open to all but council tenants, are: part in running social
● Disabled Facilities Grants – to help disabled people get around their and supportive groups
home better, by for example improving access, installing a stairlift or for people over 60.
adapting a bathroom. If you’d like to share
● Housing Repairs Grants – Available for homeowners receiving benefits your digital knowledge
or on low income, to help with repairs including boilers, central with others, get in
heating, damp-proofing or new windows and doors. touch to find out more.
To see whether you may be eligible, get in touch with the lder-peoples-hou sing
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ridge.gov.uk
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