Today Conservative Group Leaders from across Cambridgeshire have written to the Chair and Vice Chair of the Greater Cambridge Partnership calling for them to publicly declare that the Liberal  Democrat and Labour run Greater Cambridge Partnership Board will drop all notions of congestion chargi

Different choices and less waste could have stopped yet another Council Tax increase during the cost-of-living crisis Written by Cllr Heather Williams, Conservative Group Leader at South Cambridgeshire District Council There are many things that I welcomed in the South Cambs District Council budge

​​The news that the District Council intends to build 49,000 new houses as part of the Liberal Democrat's Local Plan has rightly caused outrage amongst residents.

Local Conservatives are campaigning to save South Cambs from the Lib Dem District Council’s destructive plans to swamp our region with an additional 49,000 flats and houses.  Our local water supply is drawn from an underground chalk aquifer and over-abstraction due to rapid development is alre

From Harriet Gould - SCCA Deputy Chair Membership  RISE AND SHINE Freezing conditions, fog – nothing - will stop us fighting for better policy for our residents. We all know how Lib Dem policies put residents at a disadvantage and we are campaigning to turn the tide in South Cambridgeshire.

The Conservative group at South Cambs District Council have successfully called for an extraordinary council meeting to discuss a recent damning report from the council’s external auditors. Cllr Heather Williams, Leader of the Conservative Group at South Cambs outlined why it is needed: “Given the

South Cambs District Council has failed to account for how taxpayers’ money is spent since the Lib Dems took control. Conservatives in South Cambs are calling for urgent action to restore public trust in the Lib Dem-run South Cambs Council after a recent external report condemned the

South Cambs LibDems have spent taxpayers’ money on land for development in partnership with local developers. The land at Cambourne Business Park being purchased for £12.9 million is expected to lead to around 275 new homes.