Cambridge City Council

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The official account for Cambridge City Council (Cambridge, UK). This platform is not constantly monitored - for anything urgent please visit: cambridge.gov.uk

1/2 🎈 What if open spaces allowed everyone to have fun, not just children? The Playbox is popping up in Abbey and Petersfield this month with free games, creative activities and chances to connect with neighbours. 📍 Coldham's Common: 12 to 13 Sept 📍 Thorpe Way Recreation Ground: 19 to 20 Sept 🧵👇

Three women posing happily in front of a 'Cambridge Playlaws' display with yellow circular signs in a park.A yellow circular sign hanging on a string with the handwritten text: 'In the winter when the road would ice up, I'd skid across with my friends.'Mayor of Cambridge Cllr Maria Cleminson with another woman writing on circular signs at a Playlaws  eventA man in a high-vis jacket and a woman in a floral dress talking at an outdoor Playlaws event with yellow signs.

💙 Local charities, community groups & volunteers help make Cambridge a better place to live. Applications are open for our community grants, supporting projects that improve wellbeing, reduce inequality, strengthen communities and prevent homelessness. ⏰ Closes: 22 September 2026 #CommunityFunding

A Cambridge City Council poster advertising community grants with photos of local people and a deadline of 22 September 2026.

1/2 💦 Free swimming for under-12s at Kings Hedges Some of our splashpads remain closed due to the hosepipe ban, but there's still plenty of fun to be had in the water this summer. Children aged under 12 can enjoy free swimming at the King’s Hedges Learner Pool during selected sessions.

A young girl and boy smiling while playing in a swimming pool with a blue foam float and a pink pool noodle.

1/2 ⛈️ Thunderstorms are forecast. ⚡ If you hear thunder, move indoors immediately. Lightning can strike up to 10 miles from the centre of a storm, so if you can hear it, you're close enough to be at risk.

An informational poster about thunderstorm safety with tips, a lightning background, and the website www.cpprepared.org.uk.