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In 2024 National CPRE and Natural England have been working together to find out how people feel about tranquillity – what adds to it and what detracts from it. We wanted to find out how it had changed since we last mapped tranquillity almost 20 years ago, when there were 44 factors that together defined what tranquillity is for people around England. 

In Cambridgeshire ACRE’s latest blog post, Senior Community Development Officer, Rachael Brown, shares her knowledge on flooding, helping you understand the risks it poses.

Unfortunately, flooding is in the news again and is unlikely to go away in the long term. With increasingly wetter winters and heavier rainfall events, it is important to understand the types of flooding which could affect…

National CPRE, alongside the Aldersgate Group and RenewableUK, has produced a report which outlines a series of urgent recommendations to reform the UK’s planning system. The report lays out practical steps to enable the swift roll-out of renewable energy and grid-infrastructure projects that are needed to meet the government’s ambitious 2030 clean power and 2050 net zero targets, while safeguarding…

Honey Hill by Andy Field

We’ve written in the past about our concerns regarding Anglian Water’s proposal to relocate the Cambridge WWTP from Milton to Honey Hill, which is in the Cambridge Green Belt.  We’ve previously responded to Anglian Water’s…

Alan and Branch President Christoper Vane Percy

Our 2024 AGM – our first in-person for five years – was held on 14^th November at St Ives Corn Exchange.  We had a good turn-out of members and visitors alike,…