Cambridgeshire County Council on Twitter

Historic Great Gransden windmill to be reunited with sails The historic ‘post mill’ in Great Gransden is to have i… https://t.co/pG04A4vnRJ - Apr 19, 2023
The offer of COVID-19 vaccinations for those under 50 who have no underlying health conditions will come to an end… https://t.co/dw3p2YlL60 - Apr 18, 2023
Councillors are due to make the final decision on the future of Great Gidding CofE Primary School next week. Read… https://t.co/MX9x6Txsqb - Apr 18, 2023
Elections are taking place across England on 4 May. No ID? You’ll need it if you want to vote at a polling station.… https://t.co/btM4n5lBFp - Apr 18, 2023
The new Emergency Alerts system will be tested nationally on April 23rd. The system will warn people when their liv… https://t.co/UyzfB4fMoU - Apr 17, 2023
Adults and children aged five and over (turned five on or before 31 August 2022) are still invited to receive their… https://t.co/C2mme6KNXb - Apr 16, 2023
People at high risk from becoming severely ill from COVID-19, can soon receive a spring booster. Find out more by… https://t.co/DYxQxeZz4z - Apr 14, 2023
To vote in elections in England this May, you will need to show photo ID. No ID? You can apply for free voter ID no… https://t.co/3aMc4urCFj - Apr 13, 2023
Parent feedback sought on cost of free childcare places. A survey has been launched asking parents how much they c… https://t.co/QAgkf4JKZ0 - Apr 13, 2023
@simuk Hi Simon, thanks for bringing this to our attention. We are working on fixing this. - Apr 13, 2023

Cambridge City Council on Twitter

RT @ElectoralCommUK: Don’t think you will make it to the polling station on 4 May? You can still apply for a proxy, up until 5pm on 25 Apr… - Apr 19, 2023
RT @cabinetofficeuk: 8. So finally, on Sunday at 3pm, remember that this is a test of this system. You do not need to take any action wha… - Apr 19, 2023
RT @cabinetofficeuk: 7. #EmergencyAlerts will only be used in future to warn people when their lives are in genuine danger. In these extrem… - Apr 19, 2023
RT @cabinetofficeuk: 6. Those that do wish to disable the alert can do so by accessing the settings on their phone and scrolling to 'notifi… - Apr 19, 2023
RT @cabinetofficeuk: 5. We have worked with motoring groups and listened carefully to them. Our communications campaign includes a targeted… - Apr 19, 2023
RT @cabinetofficeuk: 4. We of course understand the concerns from women's charities about victims of domestic abuse. That is why we have wo… - Apr 19, 2023
RT @cabinetofficeuk: 3. We have already carried out two major trials of the Alerts, one in #Reading and the other in #EastSuffolk, reachin… - Apr 19, 2023
RT @cabinetofficeuk: 2. 3pm on Sunday is the best time to carry out the test of this system, working with sports and event organisers, emer… - Apr 19, 2023
RT @cabinetofficeuk: 1. The #EmergencyAlerts system is a vital tool to protect people and property from future emergencies like flooding an… - Apr 19, 2023
RT @cabinetofficeuk: There's been a lot of discussion and claims about our test of the Emergency Alerts 🚨📱system on Sunday at 3pm. Here's s… - Apr 19, 2023

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