@PhilRodgers

Well I thought it was interesting. Mostly about Cambridge. Also at https://nitter.cf/t.co/2L4bDVZ3j8

Cambridge, UK
Joined February 2009
Quite a comeback for Cambridgeshire Conservatives in today's MRP from Electoral Calculus. They narrowly hold Huntingdon and NE Cambs, and retake Peterborough, NW Cambs and E Cambs. Labour hold Cambridge; the Lib Dems hold St Neots & Mid Cambs comfortably and S Cambs by a mile.
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The poll was commissioned by Restore Britain (who are to Reform UK what Reform UK are to the Conservatives) and prompted for Restore, so I've included them in the graph. In some seats they clearly stop Reform beating the Conservatives. electoralcalculus.co.uk/blog…
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Separately, a new YouGov MRP gives fairly similar results, though with the Lib Dems clinging on in Ely & E Cambs.
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View of the Botanic Place office development on Hills Road from the Botanic Gardens.
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Apparently the new system means that captions no longer appear on videos of council meetings. Transcripts of meetings are available, but there is no notice on the webcast pages to tell you this. All a bit "beware of the leopard".
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Agenda for the city council meeting on 1 October. Items include a petition calling for a review of growth policies on Cambridge, and motions on racial equality, weed management, roadworks, and GCP projects. democracy.cambridge.gov.uk/i…
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The Cabinet at @camcitco is recommended to approve an increase in the Jesus Green river wall project budget from 850k approved in October 2024 to £2.441m. “To enable the stabilisation and replacement works to proceed and the competitive procurement process to commence.”1
The Conservators of the River Cam are consulting on plans for large increases in the fees paid by various river users. Rowing clubs, punt operators, and commercial powered vessels could pay three times what they do now. The consultation runs for six weeks. camconservancy.org/_files/ug…
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The Conservators of the River Cam are consulting on plans for large increases in the fees paid by various river users. Rowing clubs, punt operators, and commercial powered vessels could pay three times what they do now. The consultation runs for six weeks. camconservancy.org/_files/ug…
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At the @CambridgeRadio studios where I'll be chatting to @julianclover about city councillor Dave Baigent switching allegiance to the Green Party. I'll be on around 8:10.
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Does this mean that the planning permission for 425 homes on land north of Cambridge North station will be withdrawn, as the minister relied on the development of the water credits scheme when overruling the council's refusal of the planning application? assets.publishing.service.go…
New: Cambridge Water Credits scheme no longer being “actively progressed”, councillors at @SouthCambs told. Representatives of the new Greater Cambridge Development Corporation told them the “immediacy of the need for it did not materialise”. Post coming soon.
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The Palace of Culture and Science in Warsaw and the view from its 30th floor.
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At the Neon Museum
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Warsaw at sunset.
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Not actually a #carparkswithphil, I’m on the rooftop garden of the Forest building.
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Katie Thornburrow looks back on her first three months as city council leader. katiethornburrow.com/2026/09…
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This means that just two gains from Labour at May's city council elections would put the Greens level with them on 15 seats. Last year the Greens made six gains from Labour, though the political winds have shifted somewhat since then.
I’ve been expecting this for a while - city councillor Dave Baigent joins the Greens. The new council balance is 17 Labour, 13 Greens, 11 Lib Dem, one Conservative.
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Local Government Association: 78% of councillors reported feeling some level of personal risk while fulfilling their role as a councillor, with over 85% of female, ethnic minority, LGBT+ or disabled councillors reporting feeling at risk. local.gov.uk/about/news/lga-…
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I’ve been expecting this for a while - city councillor Dave Baigent joins the Greens. The new council balance is 17 Labour, 13 Greens, 11 Lib Dem, one Conservative.
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From April this year
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