Long-term Strategy in an Uncertain World
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DPH
11 May 2016
National News
Stephen Hawking says leaving the EU would be a disaster for science
An open letter from Britain's most famous scientist to the Times 10th March 2016
11 May 2016
Safer IN? Health improvements in EU this century
The number of deaths from heart attacks and strokes dropped significantly in the European Union between 2000 and 2013, according to the latest figures from Eurostat, reports EurActiv. However, cardiovascular diseases still cause enormous costs for society and the economy at large, according to the data released last week (4 May): http://www.euractiv.com/section/health-consumers/news/fatal-heart-attacks-and-strokes-drops-in-eu-but-costs-remain-high/
11 May 2016
Sandgate CPZ proposals will hurt residents, businesses, workers and visitors
I am writing to oppose the proposed revised parking and waiting restrictions in the 'Sandgate East Parking Zone'. My detailed reasons to do so are below.
TP
11 May 2016
Mayor Dave Welcomes Government U-Turn over 'Dogmatic' Academisation-by-Force
Mayor Dave Hodgson has welcomed the announcement of the Government's u-turn on forcing all schools to become academies by law as the 'only logical course of action' it could take on its 'misguided, dogmatic plan.'
11 May 2016
Cambridge North Station Continues to Make Slow Progress.
Cambridge North station is one of the infrastructure projects initiated by the Coalition Government to stimulate the economy. It is to be constructed at the Chesterton sidings on the Fen Line from Cambridge to Kings Lynn near the Cambridge Science Park, but the project has been subjected to several delays. Early warnings appeared in April 2010 when Conservative election literature meekly remarked that the station would never be built. This negative political stance might explain the subsequent handling of planning by the Conservative controlled Cambridge County Council (CCC).
11 May 2016