Yourparty Romsey

25/07/2026

Taking the ‘P.’
Water boss’s ‘bonus’ increases by over a £1,000,000.
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Exclusive: Eight companies expect to be covered by the ban for 2025-26, the Guardian can reveal

23/07/2026

HMO’s are constantly on my agenda at the moment. I was out last night talking to a group on Ross Street. We discussed in length the need to ensure that HMO’s are regulated to ensure that they are not exploiting the tenants and the area.
Cllr Dave YourParty Cambridge
Dave Baigent

18/07/2026

Why would anyone buy up one of the most expensive sites on Mill Rd and then leave it empty for four years?

18/07/2026

Why would anyone renovate a shop as a restraurant and leave it empty for 10 years?
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14/07/2026

The Nolan Principles, also known as the Seven Principles of Public Life, are a set of ethical standards established in 1995 by Lord Nolan's Committee on Standards in Public Life. They dictate the behavior expected of anyone working in the UK public sector, including politicians, civil servants, and local government.The seven principles for public service are defined as follows:Selflessness: Acting solely in the public interest.Integrity: Avoiding inappropriate obligations to outside individuals or organizations.Objectivity: Making decisions impartially, fairly, and on merit, using evidence and without bias.Accountability: Being accountable to the public and submitting to necessary scrutiny.Openness: Acting transparently, only withholding information for clear and lawful reasons.Honesty: Being truthful.Leadership: Modeling these principles and treating others with respect.Further details on the application of these standards are available on the GOV.UK Committee on Standards in Public Life page.
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14/07/2026

Cambridge City Council have a policy to build as many sustainable homes, with the lowest rent for residents that we can. At a recent planning committee, they submitted an application to demolish 162 homes, and three grade A London planes, on an old council estate. The plans submitted were to replace them with 192 homes for private sale (despite having promised council tenants they had the right of return).
This has become a matter of public concern and labour are saying ‘we will not build out this site without affordable homes.’
The planning committee spent 4 ½,hours in sweltering heat discussing this. No one told us that this would not go ahead without affordable homes.
Why would Labour submitted this application with any intention of building it? Labour say that they will not sell the land to private developers.
Apparently the plan is that now they have permission they will submit an application to ‘Homes for England Money,’ for the money to build 'affordable homes.'
This is such a weird way of going about such an important matter. I wonder how this process holds up against the Nolan Principles? See less

12/07/2026

The restriction on Mill Rd has been a huge success for traders and residents.
A few people are upset about this but it’s impossible to please everyone. In the consultations they numbered about 17%. So potentially 83% of people are happy.
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Some traders are against the restrictions, but more are unconcerned.
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Some have a romantic vision of what Mill Rd is; it’s changed from earlier times and now provides a majority of cafes (52), food outlets (15), hairdressers (17), estate agents (7), places is worship (6), charity shops (7) and bike shops (5).
We now need to pay attention to the infrastructure and I am constructing a list of ideas. Why not get in touch if you have some?

08/07/2026

We rarely see the fire service doing their job, but today was different for residents in Stourbridge Grove.
Today rescued three people trapped in a house fire and then contained the fire, stopping it from spreading.
I have been to Cambridge Fire Station to ask for the thanks of the people of Romsey to be passed onto those that carried out such stirling work. And I will write to their Chief Officer in similar fashion.

07/07/2026

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At tonights Cambridge City Councilcabinet meeting,
voted to re-open the toilets on Parker’s Piece and Quayside (Market Ward).
In response, Cambridge Green Party Cllr for Petersfield, Kathryn Fisher, asked for Mill Rd toilets to be re-opened. I supported Kathryn.
We argued that Mill Rd is a growing and vibrant high street with 152 shops and that the traders feel they are being ignored.
Cllr Martin Smart's response was that re-opening the toilets on Mill Rd is not currently being considered. Well Martin, its time it was, because Mill Road is fast becoming a vibrant day and night time economy and needs a toilet!
Cllr Dave YourParty Cambridge Dave Baigent

07/07/2026

It’s great on Mill Road this morning; buying bread, drinking coffee, meeting friends.
Cllr Dave YourParty Cambridge
Dave Baigent