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Taxi drivers could face new rules on older vehicles (opens the original)
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Taxi drivers in Peterborough could face having to replace older vehicles under proposed changes to the city's licensing policy. Peterborough City Council is proposing to remove acquired rights that currently apply to vehicles licensed before July 26, 2022, also known as 'grandfather rights', in a bid to replace an ageing fleet. It is one of a series of potential changes that could be made to the council's Taxi and Private Hire Policy 2026-2031, which officials say could have a "significant impac
Cambridgeshire bus services to get timetable shake-up (opens the original)
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A number of bus services in Peterborough are due to change following a review. Cambridgeshire and Peterborough Combined Authority (CPCA) carried out a review of bus services across the county to ensure the bus network was affordable, sustainable, evidence-led and better aligned to passenger need. In Peterborough, the proposed changes include merging services 60 and 61, and introducing different timetables for services 60, 61, 62 and 63. They also include retaining the current loop around Werring
‘Nothing has changed’ on city street despite £3.4m upgrades (opens the original)
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Business owners on a well-known Peterborough road claim that recent multi-million pound upgrades have not improved footfall in the area. Construction began in April 2025 on a £3.4 million refurbishment of a section of Lincoln Road between Windmill Street and Searjeant Street. The work included new widened pavements on either side of the road, a new pedestrian crossing at the Lincoln Road/Alma Road junction, as well as new cycle parking, benches and bins. Peterborough City Council hoped the upgra
Reform UK city councillor suspended from party (opens the original)
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A Reform UK councillor on Peterborough City Council has been suspended from the party. Councillor Peter Reeve was elected to represent the Peterborough ward of Stanground South at the local elections on May 7 under the Reform UK banner. He had previously been a councillor on Cambridgeshire County Council, Huntingdonshire District Council, and Ramsey Town Council. Leader of the Peterborough Reform UK group, Cllr Andrew O'Neil, confirmed on August 28 that Cllr Reeve had been suspended from Reform
Plans scrapped for homes that would have 'ripped the heart' out of countryside (opens the original)
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Residents of two villages in the Peterborough countryside were delighted after plans to build thousands of homes were scrapped. As part of Peterborough City Council's draft Local Plan, which will see around 20,000 homes built in Peterborough by 2044, there were 3,000 homes allocated for land north of Castor and Ailsworth. During the consultation stages, local residents and campaigners fought hard to protect the rural area from what they labelled as 'overdevelopment' and 'damaging urban sprawl'.
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