A national review should be launched into the government’s Right to Buy scheme as families face long waiting times for desperately needed homes, claims MP Julian Huppert.

MP Julian Huppert has accused Home Secretary, Theresa May of risking child safety highlighting that some of the victims of Cambridge doctor, Myles Bradbury could have been saved if she had prioritised “getting things right".

MP Julian Huppert, who has fought to put cycling at the top of the government's agenda, added his voice to the Space for Cycling Campaign at the Lib Dem conference fringe this weekend.

Cambridge MP Julian Huppert, who has been lobbying the government to protect private rental tenants from unscrupulous landlords, took his fight to the Liberal Democrat Autumn Conference on Monday (October 6).

A call for more support for postgraduate students was reinforced by Cambridge MP Julian Huppert on Monday (October 6) when he joined a panel hosted by the National Union of Students and think tank, Million Plus.

MP Julian Huppert shared a platform with Ministers and campaigners to press the need for a fairer deal for publicans at a Liberal Democrat Autumn Conference fringe event this weekend.

MP Julian Huppert has joined forces with the Living Wage Foundation to press Cambridge University and its Colleges to pay all staff the Living Wage of £7.65 an hour.

MP Julian Huppert has welcomed the news that the new combined acute, community and mental health services for elderly people will be run by the NHS.

Julian has been campaigning to ensure these services would be provided by the NHS rather than privatised and is confident the decision will lead to a smooth transition of care and a much more cohesive service, providing better healthcare to patients.

From 1st December 2014 County Highways will begin a £1 million scheme to replace Brasley Bridge, C201, Mill Way, Granchester. The proposed works follow a structural assessment of the Bridge which identified a number of issues.

North Newtown residents have reason to celebrate with the return of Post Office services to Trumpington Street on 13 November. The “new” branch will operate from the convenience store at 2a Trumpington Street. Post Office services will be offered from a till on the shop counter (albeit in an open plan environment), which means customers will be able to carry out a wide range of Post Office services alongside retail purchases. Post Office opening hours will mirror the existing business – Monday to Friday 06.30 to 19.00, Saturday 06.30 to 17.00 and Sunday 07.00 to 16.00.

This is excellent news after the many closures of previous years.