Catch up on the Council's Latest News! The Council's latest press releases are listed below. Select a press release to view full details. 28/10/2020 - Green Flag recognition for two of Ely's open spaces 23/10/2020 - Equality, Diversity and Inclusion policy consultation deadline extended 23/10/2020 - Council takes first step to reviewing the district's parking enforcement 16/10/2020 - New Test and Trace self-isolation support payment available in East Cambs 16/10/2020 - Climate Change SPD consultation - have your say 14/10/2020 - Council focuses energy on going green 06/10/2020 - Last call for local businesses to share their comments on the impact of COVID-19 25/09/2020 - Council forges ahead with climate change commitments following progress on Supplementary Planning Documents 25/09/2020 - East Cambs seeks views on Equality, Diversity and Inclusion Policy 22/09/2020 - East Cambs landmark joins the London Eye and Blackpool Tower and goes green for Recycle Week 15/09/2020 - Council’s Climate Change Plan already showing green shoots. 10/09/2020 - East Cambs District Council to assess COVID-19 impact on local business 09/09/2020 - Ban on the release of sky lanterns and helium balloons 27/08/2020 - Coronavirus mobile testing unit at The Hive on Sunday 18/08/2020 - Mobile coronavirus testing available from the Hive this week 07/08/2020 - Changes to black sack deliveries in East Cambridgeshire 06/08/2020 - Final Call for Applications for COVID-19 Business Grants 31/07/2020 - Considering a staycation this summer? Come and Explore East Cambs! 31/07/2020 - New plans for land of previous outdoor centre at Mepal 23/07/2020 - Funding for Environment and Climate Change Strategy approved 17/07/2020 - Updated corporate plan prioritises support for housing, the environment and town and city centres 17/07/2020 - Time restrictions on free car parking to be reintroduced on 1st August 2020 16/07/2020 - First shared ownership homes ready despite COVID disruption 02/07/2020 - Play areas in the district to reopen 02/07/2020 - Council defends neighbourhood plans as Planning Inspectorate decision is quashed
