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Fully-qualified senior journalist with 15 years of experience as a local news reporter, chief reporter and news editor.
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Interactive: Cambridge has fastest-growing population in the Eastern region

Interactive: Cambridge has fastest-growing population in the Eastern region

Cambridge's population has swelled at almost three times the national average over the past decade. Populatio…

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Cambridge murder probe: Police say answers lie with the city's young people

Cambridge murder probe: Police say answers lie with the city's young people

Detectives who launched a murder investigation after a 17-year-old boy died in a stabbing say the answers lie…

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Senior paramedic sounds alarm about state of the NHS and warns 'we may not respond to 999 calls'

Senior paramedic sounds alarm about state of the NHS and warns 'we may not respond to 999 calls'

A senior paramedic has warned that for the first time in his memory "when you dial 999 for an ambulance, we'r…

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Cost of living crisis: A quarter of key worker households now have children living in poverty as ...

Cost of living crisis: A quarter of key worker households now have children living in poverty as ...

Record numbers of people are visiting Cambridge Foodbank as shocking new figures lay bare the impact of the c…

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That's bonkers! Spoof newsreader takes the Greater Cambridge Partnership's busway to task

That's bonkers! Spoof newsreader takes the Greater Cambridge Partnership's busway to task

A spoof animated newsreader is 'translating' the words of the Greater Cambridge Partnership in the latest eff…

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Combined Authority in 'meltdown' amid 'significant weaknesses' - and mayor urged to step down

Combined Authority in 'meltdown' amid 'significant weaknesses' - and mayor urged to step down

A further call has been made for Cambridgeshire's mayor to stand down after external auditors found "signific…

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An International Survey Characterising Surgical Attire and Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) in Dermatologic and Mohs Surgery

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By Gemma Gardner Verified, Isabel Macdonald, Aaron Wernham
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Conflicts of Interest The authors declare no conflicts of interest. Data Availability Statement The data that support the findings of this study are available from the corresponding author upon reasonable request. References 1, , , et al., “A UK-Wide Study to Describe Resource Consumption and Waste Management Practices in Skin Surgery Including Mohs Micrographic Surgery,” Clinical and Experimental Dermatology 48, no. 9 (2023): 1024–1029.
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Regent Street closed as 30 firefighters called to Cambridge city centre fire

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By Gemma Gardner Verified
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More than 30 firefighters are battling a blaze on Regent Street in Cambridge this afternoon (Thursday, 24 October). The road has been closed and a cordon is in place, with multiple fire engines on the scene. The Cambridge Independent understands the call was prompted by a fault in the staff service lift at the University Arms Hotel, which triggered a full evacuation of the building.
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Construction of Cambridge Children’s Hospital to start in 2026 after government gives green light

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By Gemma Gardner Verified
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Plans for the region’s first specialist children’s hospital can move forward after the project was given the green light to appoint a contractor. This comes after ministers signed off the hospital’s outline business case in a move that recognises the project has the appropriate funding streams in place to deliver the facility.
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