Good luck to Cambridge Past, Present and Future legal action against nature-destroying Cambridge-Cambourne off-road busway proposed by Greater Cambridge Partnership. Save an irreplaceable Habitat of Principal Importance & greenbelt! Coton View 🍃💚🍃 Coton Loves Pollinators 🐝 🍃💚🍃 Save Coton Corridor 🍃💚🍃 bbc.co.uk/news/articles/…

Legal action has been launched to prevent the GCP’s proposed busway that will tear through some of our precious countryside bbc.co.uk/news/articles/…

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Let's use existing road infrastructure better. I think Cambridge Past, Present & Future is right. I would say the way the first consultation disregarded gantries and flexible lanes was absolutely shameful, time to rethink. bbc.co.uk/news/articles/…

The apple trees of Coton Orchard, century-old and steadfast, face Cambridgeshire County Council axe. Who will sing their wassail, who will raise a cup in their defence❓ Stand with them. Support the Cambridge Past, Present & Future’s fight to save what cannot be replaced #Wassail❗️ 🌳🍎🚌❌ cotonbuswayaction.com

Release from Cambridge Past, Present & Future: ‘A coalition of Cambridgeshire villages, farmers, charities, and conservationists has initiated legal proceedings to halt the Greater Cambridge Partnership’s (GCP) proposed Cambourne to Cambridge (CtoC) bus road’ (1)

On ITV News Anglia, CEO of Cambridge Past, Present & Future challenges Greater Cambridge Partnership’ proposed Cambourne to Cambridge busway route, stating: ‘A bus lane along Madingley Road could deliver many of the benefits without the major financial and environmental costs.’ 🚍 More details: cambridgeppf.org/cambourne-camb…

'Sustainable' Cambridge bus route that will 'destroy historic trees' faces legal challenge - The Telegraph telegraph.co.uk/news/2025/01/0…

Thank you for your support Paul Bristow Cllr Heather Williams

Thank you Cllr Heather Williams

‘Conservation charity calls the govt “growth-at-any-cost” rhetoric misguided, amid a growing backlash from environmentalists’ RSPB accuses Starmer and Reeves of divisive rhetoric on nature thetimes.com/article/befb03…

Will 300 cross-party, expert-backed objections make Cambridgeshire County Council councillors think twice when asked—22 months on, this Tuesday 11th Feb—to back the GCP £200m+ CtoC busway❓ 🚆 Gov backs rail (EWR) 🌳 23K say #SaveCotonOrchard 🚏 Dead-ends at Grange Rd—Stagecoach boss says useless

Letter from campaigners, sent to councillors today, ahead of full council being asked to confirm the C2C TWAO on Tuesday. In March, the Busway was formally approved by 33 votes to 26 at the full council meeting. County council elections take place in May.

Opinion: Why it’s time councillors scrapped their support for the obsolete £200m Cambourne to Cambridge busway scheme cambridgeindependent.co.uk/news/opinion-w…

Splendid—six new fruit trees funded, showing a welcome appreciation of their value. So, can we expect this wisdom to be applied on 11 Feb, or is it just a bit of green optics while 500 Coton orchard trees face the axe at the other end of the village❓🌳🍎🚌❌ #SaveCotonOrchard

We very much hope that Stephen Ferguson and his independent colleagues will support Coton Busway Action Group 🍃💚🍃 at tomorrow’s crucial vote at the County Council. Don’t let Greater Cambridge Partnership run a bus through Coton Orchard with its protected trees and status as a county wildlife site 🍎🌳🍏

Thx Coton Loves Pollinators 🐝 🍃💚🍃 for letting us tag along to #ChelseaFlowerShow. Congrats Polysolar on medal win with Dogtoothtech — proof that net zero can work with nature. Lovely to see Embassy of Japan UK & Sakura Cherry Tree Project supporting blossom and biodiversity too. More in Cambridge Independent today 🍓🐝

Evening stroll around Coton…🐝

🐝 Buzzing about Cambridge Past, Present & Future #NatureFestival? Join the Coton Orchard Bioblitz with On The Verge Cambridge & Coton Loves Pollinators 🐝 🍃💚🍃! 🌼🌳 📅 Sat 14 & 28 June 📍 Coton Orchard 🎟️ Free but booking essential Eventbrite : eventbrite.co.uk/o/on-the-verge… 🚫🐕 Sorry, no dogs – wildlife comes first!

Coton Orchard’s Struggle Reflects a National Crisis in English Orchards The Telegraph telegraph.co.uk/news/2025/06/0…