Wed, 2 November 20221 18:30 – 20:00 GMT Lisa Foster, a Partner with Richard Buxton Solicitors, offers unique insights into post-Brexit legislation, specifically the The Levelling Up and Regeneration Bill, and the Environment Act (EA)2021, and what these mean for those involved in environmental activism and campaigning.
Wed, 12 October 20221 9:00 – 21:00 BST Guy Shrubsole provides a fascinating insight into land ownership and its impact on sustainability.
Friends of the Cam Statement of Support for the Northstowe Phase 3A and 3B Judicial Review.
Tuesday 21st June at Jesus Green between the lock and the tennis courts.
The decision to grant planning permission for Northstowe phases 3A and 3B is being challenged.
Local communities across Longstanton, Swavesey, Cambridge and others have already raised £12,500 and a crowd justice fundraiser is over half way to reaching its £5000 target, with over 70 people having already registered pledges.
'From the Ground Up' takes Wysing’s rural context, abundant land and neighbouring Fenland (at risk due to climate change, and rich in histories of land-based struggle) as a context for thought and action about topics including land rights, ownership and access, sustainability, environmental time and crip time, growing, wildness and racial justice.
'To the River' is described as a new public artwork commissioned to celebrate and promote the story of the River Cam in Cambridge, as part of an artist residency on the river.
Councillors at South Cambs District Council vote to proceed with this development despite clear evidence of environmental harm.
Fighting for the Fens: Commemorating 500 years of resistance to 'progress'
James Boyce, author of Imperial Mud, explains how past fights against large-scale enclosures and drainage projects characterised the Fens.
Friends of the Cam have sent a letter of objection to the Draft Local Plan. The consultation closes on the 13th December.