Press releases

East Cambridgeshire’s first vegetable powered vehicle is now collecting recycling from homes across the district.

A grand total of 75 oak trees are in the process of being planted across 20 locations in East Cambridgeshire, thanks to support from parish councils, schools, nurseries and landowners.

Stop Me stickers have been given to farmers to place on agricultural vehicles across East Cambridgeshire to help crack down on theft.

More than 100 businesses across East Cambridgeshire have now signed up to the East Cambs Community Safety Partnership’s Shop Watch scheme.

Around 300 properties in Stretham could benefit from a new scheme to help people make energy efficiency improvements to their owned or rented homes.

Birds, butterflies bees and bats are among the wildlife set to benefit from more than £18,000 in funding from East Cambridgeshire District Council.

Growing and innovative businesses in East Cambs are being encouraged to apply for a grant of up to £30,000.

East Cambridgeshire District Council remains debt free and is freezing its Council Tax again in 2024 - for the 11th year running.

Young people across East Cambridgeshire are being given the opportunity to design artwork for its new fleet of waste and recycling lorries.

Businesses across East Cambridgeshire are being encouraged to consider the benefits of apprenticeships as part of the council’s drive to mark Apprenticeship Week (5 February to 11 February).