I thought a Google Map of the Cambridgeshire Police Force Area would come in useful. Use the on-map controls to zoom etc.
The police are moving to use the districts shown, which line up with local council boundaries, as their command units.
I have commented on the Cambridgeshire Police restructuring in another article.
This [...]
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Hike in Cambridge On Street Parking Charges - Click for Full Article
The Guest Road area is to see the largest increase in residents parking permit charges
I have just returned from observing a meeting of Cambridgeshire County Council’s cabinet where the decision was taken to increase Cambridge’s on street parking charges. The cabinet approved raising the annual charge for residents parking permits from around £40-50 to £70-£80. [...]
Cambridgeshire Renewables Infrastructure Framework - Kick Off - Click for Full Article
Alex Plant, CEO of Cambridgeshire Horizons, at the CRIF event.
On the 25th of May 2011 I attended the kick-off meeting of the Cambridgeshire Renewables Infrastructure Framework.
Despite attending the four hour event and reading the project’s website I wasn’t really in a position to offer a succinct summary of what the “CRIF” is or will [...]
Antidemocratic Changes Proposed to Cambridgeshire County Council Constitution - Click for Full Article
Proposed amendments to Cambridgeshire County Council’s constitution have been published today, just one day before they are to go before a meeting of the full council on the 17th of May 2011.
The amendments have been put forward by Councillor Nick Clarke, who was recently elected leader of the ruling Conservative group on the council, [...]
Commenting on Cambridgeshire Police Restructing - Click for Full Article
At about 08:10 on the morning of Friday the 13th of May 2011 I went on the BBC Radio Cambridgeshire breakfast show to respond to the Cambridgeshire Police Chief Constable’s plans to restructure the force. (In a way only a man in uniform could, the Chief Constable has dubbed his plans “Operation Redesign”).
The police [...]
Cambridgeshire County Council Full Council December 2010 - Click for Full Article
I observed Cambridgeshire County Council’s Full Council on the 7th of December 2010.
The meeting was, as I had predicted from the sparse agenda, rather devoid of substantive content. The 450 jobs to go and £161 million cuts at the council which were reported in the media two days after the meeting were not [...]
Cambridgeshire Police Authority Meeting September 2010 - Click for Full Article
I attended the meeting of the Cambridgeshire Police Authority held on the 30th of September 2010. It was held at police headquarters in Huntington; I had to show my passport before I was allowed in.
After a briefly welcoming the new Chief Constable, Simon Parr, to his first police authority meeting the first item taken [...]
Cambridgeshire County Council - October 2010 Full Council - Click for Full Article
Lunch menu from the Cambridgeshire County Council meeting on the 19th of October 2010. (I did not have permission to photograph the meeting itsself)
On the 19th of October 2010 my local County Councillor, Rupert Moss-Eccardt, invited me to observe a full meeting of Cambridgeshire County Council from the floor of the chamber and to join [...]
Cambridgeshire Police Authority at the February 2010 West Central Area Committee - Click for Full Article
Cambridgeshire Police Authority gave a presentation at the West / Central Area committee on the 4th of February 2010. While it wasn’t clear from the meeting I believe the intention may have been that it forms part of a consultation process before the Police Authority decide how much they’re going to charge us though [...]
Improving Public Access to Cambridgeshire Police Authority - Click for Full Article
For over a year now I have been lobbying for improvements in the way in which public questions to the Cambridgeshire Police Authority are handled. I have written to the Chief Executive and chair of the authority, spoken at the police authority in person to press the need for improvements to members, and have [...]