Mayor Jim Mylchreest (left) was the guest of honour at Cambridge Oaks recently, touring the Terrace apartments and enjoying lunch with staff and residents. The retirement village’s 1- 3-bedroom houses on Swayne Rd all fall within Mayor Mylchreest’s threshold of affordable housing, set between $249,000 to $649,00. It is expected that there will be 80 residents living at Cambridge Oaks by Christmas.
When the Cambridge and Districts Pipe Band was supported by members of the Te Awamutu and Districts and Te Kūiti pipers at the Cambridge Christmas parade, it was a first for young Archie Anselmi. The…
Senior writer Mary Anne Gill was in Dunedin and took the chance to visit the Sports Hall of Fame for a preview of what Cambridge can expect next year. It was one of the busiest…
Cambridge organisations have benefitted from Jocelyn Cooney’s support for more than four decades. Today she is recognised as Cambridge News’ person of the year. Viv Posselt reports. Jocelyn Cooney could be forgiven for signalling a…
7.35pm Natzke to chair David Natzke has been appointed chair of Cambridge’s Business Chamber following a special meeting today. Monique Medley Rush is deputy chair and Janine Peters continues as treasurer. The chamber at is…
