Cambridgeshire
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Sep 23, 2026
Brian LastHOST
Hello, Stacy.
Jim CornetteHOST
Uh, I wanna s- say thank you also to Stuart over in Cambridgeshire, the United Kingdom, and I wanted to recognize him on the air and just read this paragraph from his l- 'cause he sent me a letter accompanying some programs from the United Kingdom from, haven't even r- checked for dates and et cetera yet, but, uh, early mid-'70s.
Jim CornetteHOST
You know, some of the, some of the names that you would imagine, and Adrian Street involved in some of them.
Jim CornetteHOST
And he thought that I might like to have them for my collection, and he said that the podcast helps him get through his working day and any shit's going on because he said, "I lost my father in November.
David CampbellHOST
Well, of course, one was Isabelle Einwieder that turned up in numbers that we've never seen before.
David CampbellHOST
There were eight that autumn, including a remarkable inland record in Cambridgeshire.
David CampbellHOST
It's a very coastal rarity by and large, so to get one filtering inland was quite an event.
David CampbellHOST
There has been another year since that has seen eight, but at the time that was groundbreaking and still remains a really impressive total.
Heather TescoHOST
So if the role is Ash, what exactly are you? And this wasn't only happening on the road to London.
Heather TescoHOST
Over these same days, the Risings spread out across the east of England, manor after manor in Essex, Kent, Hertfordshire, Suffolk, Norfolk, and Cambridgeshire, saw the same scene, the crowd, the chest of documents, and the bonfire.
Heather TescoHOST
Two days after the night we end on today, the 16th of June, rebels in Cambridge broke into the university's archives and burned the charters and the books in the market square.
Heather TescoHOST
And an older woman named Marjorie Starr scattered the ashes to the four winds, shouting, away with the learning of the clerks, away with it.
DawnHOST
Kirsty Paine, 44, from Ramsey, worked at Marshall Thermo King, trading as Marshall Fleet Solutions based in Cambridge.
DawnHOST
Cambridgeshire Police said that in February 2025, she ran a payment of 400,410 pounds through the system from various suppliers, but the payment was 40,383 pounds more than it should have been.
DawnHOST
Checks revealed the extra funds in question had been paid into an account of one of Paine's family members.
DawnHOST
Police said the financial discrepancy wasn't spotted until a few months later in April when Paine got signed off work with a doctor's note citing her decline in mental health.
DawnHOST
The note was dated from 30th of March.
DawnHOST
A spokesperson for Cambridgeshire Police said that Paine had a wellbeing check when the company's head of HR, where she immediately po- apologized and out of the blue admitted taking the money fraudulently from the business.
DawnHOST
In the same meeting, she resigned.
DawnHOST
She said there was no money left in the account it had been transferred to, and initially claimed the cash was for a family member's medical treatment.
Alex KingGUEST
Scaife added that he would, and I quote here, always put what's best for York and North Yorkshire first, including by speeding up planning processes.
Alex KingGUEST
One of the few non-Labour mayors, the Conservative Paul Bristow, who presides over Cambridgeshire and Peterborough, told Planning that his priority for the area was economic growth.
Alex KingGUEST
adding the government's plans to give mayors call-in powers over strategically significant planning applications, if well implemented, could support that growth ambition where partnership working wasn't delivering at the pace the region needed.
John GaganHOST
Okay, and what are the likely implications for council decision-makers if these measures are
Natasha NorrisGUEST
In other news, the Planning Minister Matthew Pennycook has told Reform UK-led West Northamptonshire Council, which has voted to scrap its Regulation 19 local plan draft that cost £1 million to prepare so far, that it must consult on and submit the strategy before the end of the year.
Natasha NorrisGUEST
Meanwhile, the London Borough of Hounslow's permission for a 10-storey, 132-flat development has been quashed by the High Court, which held that planning committee members had been misled by a report failing to state that an inspector was satisfied with the design quality of an earlier fallback scheme.
Natasha NorrisGUEST
Next up, Cambridgeshire County Council's proposal to build a Camborne to Cambridge guided busway on Greenbelt land has been approved on behalf of the Transport Secretary, Heidi Alexander, after inspectors advised that existing and emerging local plan strategies were dependent on the scheme.
Natasha NorrisGUEST
Elsewhere, the inspectors examining Castle Point Borough Council's draft local plan in Essex have cautioned that elements of the strategy may be found unsound and questioned whether it's objective to protect open spaces tainted its consideration of national policy.
Peter PalmerGUEST
Yeah, we've got one of our devices sitting to my left here.
Peter PalmerGUEST
So Prodata Weather Systems, we're based in Cambridgeshire, Littleport to be specific.
Peter PalmerGUEST
And we have been in the area for the best part of 30 years now.
Peter PalmerGUEST
predominantly selling one specific brand of weather stations, which is the Davis brand.
Johann GoreeHOST
And then we have Kirsty saying, good morning, everyone.
Johann GoreeHOST
Sunny in March in Cambridgeshire.
Johann GoreeHOST
It was nice to meet Cheryl at Accountex Manchester.
Johann GoreeHOST
Really enjoyed my first one in Manchester.
speaker_0HOST
So distance-wise, I've been unable to play any golf, really, because Essex, for me, is three hours.
speaker_0HOST
Now, they put on the group chat that they were playing one up in the top end of Cambridgeshire.
speaker_0HOST
Now, I wouldn't, I'm still a couple of hours away, but I thought if I'm going to make the effort, I'll join this one on a Sunday for the change.
speaker_0HOST
I rock up.
Johann TaskerHOST
That's Franz de Boer and Rupert Hoare from West Sussex.
Johann TaskerHOST
Cambridgeshire beef and arable farmer Peter Hatley said he couldn't get an application in despite preparing weeks in advance.
Peter HatleySOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
We've done so much cross-referencing with SFI 23 and 24, which the scheme's already running on this farm, that we could only, for example, one field, our basic field, where we wanted to put 6.42 hectares of legume fallow in, it would only let us put a hectare in.
Peter HatleySOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
And we could not understand for what reason It was doing that.
Peter HatleySOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
I was told it's a business.
Peter HatleySOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
We are a business.
Johann TaskerHOST
As Cambridgeshire farmer Peter Hatley, it was a similar story in the Uplands.
Johann TaskerHOST
Dartmoor farmer Matthew Cole.
Dotun AdebayoHOST
And therefore, he's got a Rolls-Royce connection.
Dotun AdebayoHOST
And Peter, who's in Cambridgeshire, who I'm pretty sure is Peter the cabbie and knows a thing or two about cars, says that he liked the fact that Mo Salah got pulled over by the old bill for speeding, driving a Model Spectre Rolls-Royce.
Dotun AdebayoHOST
Does that ring a bell, Mayor? Model Spectre?
Maher MezahiPANELIST
what are they saying the United States of America I'd like to play the fifth I never heard of that model
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