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Cambridge City Council Environment Scrutiny June 2011

TV Screens Reminded Those Attending Which Meeting They Were At

I observed Cambridge City Council’s Environment Scrutiny committee on the 21st of June 2011.
Rubbish
This was the first scrutiny committee for Cllr Swanson in her new post as Executive Councillor for bins. The committee looked at how the budget for her area, formally titled, “Environmental and [...]

Speaking at Cambridge City Council on the City Wide Police Priorities

On Thursday the 7th of April Cambridge City Council’s full council debated and approved new city wide police priorities.
All Liberal Democrats and most Labour councillors voted to drop burglary, robbery and cycle theft from the priorities and approved new priorities of:

Alcohol-related violent crime in the city centre
Repeat victims of domestic violence
Repeat incidents of anti-social [...]

Public Meeting On Proposals to Defoliate Alexandra Gardens Trees

The currently tree-lined Carlyle Road would be changed dramatically if the foliage were to be lost.

On the evening of the 28th of February 2011 I attended a public meeting held by Cambridge City Council to discuss the council’s proposals to remove all the foliage from three trees on Alexandra Gardens bordering Caryle Road. The actions [...]

Liberal Democrats to Privatise Cambridge Council House Maintenance

At a meeting of Cambridge City Council on the 21st of October 2010 the Liberal Democrat ruling group’s plan to privatise council house maintenance was debated.
I filmed the debate and have made it available on YouTube as well as embedded within this article; the debate is presented as a “Playlist” with one video per [...]

Meeting on City’s Commons Risks £86.10 Charge from Council

Cambridge City Council Charged the Cambridge Cycling Campaign £86.10 for meeting up on the Midsummer Common Cycle Path. Image Source (licence)

Cambridge City Council makes hire charges for those using the city’s commons and green spaces. It makes these charges even to other public sector organisations, as well as to charity events, non-profit events and events [...]

Removing Unnecessary Organisation and Procedures can Absorb Forthcoming Cuts Say Cambridge Lib Dems

Cambridge Guildhall

At Cambridge City Council’s annual meeting on the 27th of May 2010 Labour Councillor Lucy Walker put the following oral question to the Leader of Cambridge City Council Liberal Democrat Sian Reid:
What services will you be seeking to protect in response to the Coalition Government’s proposed stringent cuts to the Department for [...]

Cllr Tim Bick Presents City Council Position on Aggressive Punt Touting

Cambridge punter wearing rubber gloves and a lifejacket earlier this year.

At Cambridge City Council’s annual meeting on the 27th of May 2010 Tim Ward, the Liberal Democrat councillor for Arbury put the following question to the Executive Councillor for Community Development and Health, Cllr Bick. (Cllr Bick has also been given city wide responsibility [...]

Questions to the Cambridge City Council Executive - May 2010

At full meetings of Cambridge City Council there is a section where councillors are able to ask oral questions of the Executive councillors. Questions are submitted in advance and are randomly ordered by officers prior to the meeting. As many questions as it is possible to get through in the half hour allocated are taken. [...]

Providing Open Space in the City as Cambridge Grows

Cambridge Liberal Democrats prefer spending money enhancing existing spaces like Jesus Green, rather than requiring developers to provide new green space as the city grows.

At Cambridge City Council’s full council meeting on the 22nd of April 2010 the Labour opposition challenged the ruling Liberal Democrats over a message they’ve been putting out during the local [...]

The West Cambridge Sports Centre - A Key Issue for Student Voters in City Council Elections

Artist’s impression of how the west Cambridge sports centre could look.

On the 25th of March 2010 Cambridge City Council’s Community Services Scrutiny Committee discussed “Open Space and Recreation Projects” which could be funded by contributions made by developers in lieu of providing sufficient facilities when building in the city. During this discussion Labour opposition [...]


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