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The BIPC Cambridgeshire & Peterborough's Jumpstart scheme is open for applications until Friday, October 28.
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BIPC Jumpstart programme offering new businesses vital support and funding

The £260,000 grant will help to create spaces at Cambridge Central Library (L) and March Library (R) as part of the EverySpace project. The £260,000 grant will help to create spaces at Cambridge Central Library (L) and March Library (R) as part of the EverySpace project.
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EverySpace project in two Cambridgeshire libraries moves step closer

Jyoti Atri, Cambridgeshire's director of public health, has previously advised residents should be up to date with their Covid-19 vaccines. Jyoti Atri, Cambridgeshire's director of public health, has previously advised residents should be up to date with their Covid-19 vaccines.
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Residents warned 'Covid has not gone away' ahead of vaccine push

PC Adam Catling saved the life of a man who had overdosed in May last year using the nasal spray Naloxone PC Adam Catling saved the life of a man who had overdosed in May last year using the nasal spray Naloxone
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Life-saving opioid overdose prevention initiative extended in Cambridgeshire

Students across the United Kingdom will open their GCSE exam results this morning (August 25) Students across the United Kingdom will open their GCSE exam results this morning (August 25)
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Cambridgeshire students set to receive their GCSE exam results

Students across the United Kingdom will be opening their A-level exam results this morning (August 18) Students across the United Kingdom will be opening their A-level exam results this morning (August 18)
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Cambridgeshire students set to receive their A-level exam results

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