ECOLN news from before July 1996

• 60,000 new homes Cambs by 2006 - (23/6/96)
• Rail possibilities - (23/6/96)
• Sharp rise in school expulsions - (23/6/96)
• St. Edmundsbury extends compost waste collections - (23/6/96)
• Residents concerned about planned Nuclear Magnetic Resonance unit at Cavendish Lab - (23/6/96)
• GP's plight - (15/6/96)
• Fen study and tourism centre - (15/6/96)
• Testing for drugs in prisons could make situation worse - (5/6/96)
• New bus schemes - (5/6/96)
• Volunteers needed for Strawberry Fair - (31/5/96)
• Charges for care in Cambridgeshire rocket - (31/5/96)
• Pipex part of another merger - (27/5/96)
• County council must keep to Government budget - (22/5/96)
• Cambridge graduates held in Irian Jaya - home at last - (19/5/96)
• Government to decide whether Cambs. can spend £5.8m extra on schools and social services - (14/5/96)
• Red Cross abandons rescue of Irian Jaya hostages - (10/5/96)
• Mildenhall staff help with Liberia evacuation - (9/5/96)
• Cambridge local election results - (5/5/96)
• Cambridge city radio license - (30/4/96)
• Ambulance service fears - (30/4/96)
• Soham train hero remembered - (30/4/96)
• Health authority to reduce open meetings - (28/4/96)
• Ely councillor says that the Government will increase homelessness - (21/4/96)
• Vigil held at Lakenheath on 10th anniversary of the bombing of Libya - (18/4/96)
• New East Cambs. cycle routes - (15/4/96)
• Council election candidates - (12/4/96)
• Private school will turn allotments into playground - (9/4/96)
• Cambridge gain 4th consecutive boat race victory - (6/4/96)
• Is enough being done for the region's ME sufferers? - (6/4/96)
• Man declared innocent returns to Britain after Thai prison ordeal - (3/4/96)
• 'Mad cow' fever in East Anglia - (31/3/96)
• New injuries unit at Ely Hospital - (31/3/96)
• South East Cambs Tory candidate re selected - (27/3/96)
• Spielberg funds Cambridge lecturer - (21/3/96)
• Number of families on benefit has soared - (18/3/96)
• 'Monetary union doomed' - Euro-MP - (18/3/96)
• Kennett Parish Council oppose landfill scheme - (15/3/96)
• University to accept money from tobacco industry - (12/3/96)
• £1.9 Million lost by council organisation - (11/3/96)
• Conservative nomination for new constituency - (4/3/96)
• Red Cross talk with Irian Jaya hostages - (4/3/96)
• Soham to host arts festival - (29/2/96)
• Fens straw burning power plant to go ahead - (28/2/96)
• The Bishop of Ely speaks out after the Scott Report - (27/2/96)
• New Labour Parliamentary candidate for North East Cambridgeshire - (25/2/96)
• Cambridge pioneers create worlds most powerful optical telescope - for just £800,000 - (21/2/96)
• Power company defend plans for straw burning plant - (21/2/96)
• Soham North Chapel benefits from Lottery - (21/2/96)
• Progress of radio stations - (21/2/96)
• Spending - County v. Government - (19/2/96)
• Proposed business/retail parks for Cambridge - access requirements - (15/2/96)
• Water prices go up - (15/2/96)
• Teacher killed on A10 - (13/2/96)
• Possibility of armed intervention to free Irian Jaya hostages - (9/2/96)
• Massive Media Merger includes Anglia Television - (9/2/96)
• Eastern renamed - (9/2/96)
• Plans to turn allotments into playing fields for private school - Ely - (9/2/96)
• Planned improvements to Cambridge University Library - (6/2/96)
• Councils join 'Streets Ahead' - anti car dependence network - (31/1/96)
• Irian Jaya hostages - (28/1/96)
• Will the Internet ever be accessible via digital television services - or is it just heavily hinted at in order to get people to buy yet another information source strictly controlled by large corporations? - (26/1/96)
• Grafton Centre bicycle ban stays permanent - (26/1/96)
• Concern for Cambridge graduates in Irian Jaya - (23/1/96)
• Cambus takes back Comberton to Cambridge bus route - (23/1/96)
• Four Cambridge graduates held hostage by inhabitants of one of the last wildernesses - (18/1/96)
• No St. Ives rail link - (15/1/96)
• Tory quits - (15/1/96)
• MPs argue over Saudi dissident expulsion - (10/1/96)
• Cambus takeover may be referred to the Monopolies and Mergers Commission - (4/1/96)
• ECOLN news from before January 1996.
• ECOLN news from before July 1995.
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