NOW is your chance to comment on the plans to turn a two-mile stretch of the A428 near Cambourne into a dual carriageway. The Highways Agency has just published details of the 6 million scheme between Caxton Common and Hardwick. It will also see the construction of a two-level junction south of the existing roundabout on the A428 at Cambourne. We are working together with the principal developer to ensure the A428 can cope with traffic generated by Cambourne. The plans are being housed at Shire Hall in Cambridge, Papworth Everard Post Office, St Neot's Library, Hardwick Sub Post Office and the Cambourne project office in Monk Drive, Elsworth, until September 7.
People have until then to comment, with work due to start early next year.
Graham Perrett, of Tuckers in Great Shelford, arrived early for an appointment with prospective buyers at Mark Reichelt's Ickleton home on January 21. But after letting himself into Glebe House, on Brockhampton Street, Mr Perrett saw Mr Reichelt's body hanging from the attic hatch. Cambridge Coroner's Court heard the estate agent felt Mr Reichelt's body, then called out paramedics. Mr Reichelt had recently separated from his wife Elizabeth, with whom he had two daughters, Hannah, three, and Sophie, nine months. Cambridge Coroner David Morris recorded a verdict of suicide after the inquest was told Mr Reichelt was suffering from depression at the time he died.