Mill Road Bridges:
- is a voluntary, not-for-profit community group, which…
- aims to bring together different community groups, independent traders, and residents of Cambridge’s Mill Road; and
- promotes the interests and rich cultural diversity of Mill Road and its environs.
Mill Road Bridges and mill-road.com have no religious or political affiliation.
In this website we aim to serve the community by highlighting many of the wonderful reasons why we think that #MillRdCamb is such a great place to live, to work, to visit, to eat to drink, to be entertained and to shop.
But not everything about Mill Road is as good as it could be, which is why we’ve set up a Mill Road Debates page.
Do take a look, leave a comment – including a link to any external website or blog which will be of interest to the Mill Road ‘Community of Communities‘ or even contact us with a piece for publication on or debates page or in the next edition of the independent Mill Road News. Mill Road Bridges will attribute your authorship. We reserve the right to edit all contributions.
Index of Posts:
- Mill Road Bridge – Disentangling the issues
- Mill Road’s Charity Shops
- Eat Mill Road, Help Mill Road
- Protest Walk
- Mill Road Bridge – Blue Badge Petition
- Covid-related poems from E.L.Jenkins
- Gas Works – Important Update
- Petition: Allow taxis to go, where buses go
- Ideas for future Mill Road prosperity
- The Gas Man Cometh (Again)
- Current Trading Problems in Mill Road
- Petition opposing the bridge closure
- Street Puzzles for all ages
- “These images are like a nightmare”
- Celebrate Local Businesses
- How is it working so far…
- Lockdown song from a local youngster.
- Blue Badge holders access to Mill Road
- Bridge closure protest
- Protect St Matthew’s Piece
- Mill Road Lanterns
- Wider footways, barriers and bridge restrictions
- Maurizio Dining & Co – Innovation during lockdown
- Al:Amin trading through lockdown
- Taank Optometrists prepare for safe re-opening
- Residents object to St Matthew’s Piece development
- Mill Road in Lockdown – Cambridge Central Mosque
- Mill Road in Lockdown – Railings at Ditchburn Place Gardens
- Late Night Alcohol Licence
- Mill Road in Lockdown – Coleridge Recreation Ground
- Mill Road in Lockdown – Mill Road Cemetery
- Cam Valley Forum Update
- Indoor Bowls
- Mill Road depôt and Cromwell Road developments
- Coronavirus Community groups
- Mill Road Made Me: Mill Road Saved Me
- What makes a virus clever?
- No area is an island unto itself
- It Takes A City
- East West Rail plans go on show at Ross Street
- Save our local chalk stream!
- Mill Road and the reason why it is so good to live here!
- Projector screen
- Centre 33
- Greater Cambridge Local Plan
- Reduce, reuse, repair, recycle – what does it mean in practice?
- Trainwash!
- Mill Road News Distribution
- Ironworks, Mill Road
- PLANNED NEW MILL ROAD COMMUNITY CENTRE
- Kiss Old Hitler?
- VE Day 75th Anniversary in Cambridge
- Transport in the Mill Road Area
- UNDER THE BRIDGE:
- I survived Mill Road Summer
- That was the summer that was
- Summer Festival Feedback
- Mill Road to lose all through buses to Addenbrooke’s for over six months
- What next for Mill Road?
- Mill Road Gas Main Works
- Pavement Parking along Mill Road
- Community, or car park?
- Romsey Labour Club
- Hooper Street chestnut trees – Result!
- Mill Road Depôt Development – Phase 2
- Fund your community project
- Romsey Lakes
- Closure of Mill Road Bridge for Railway Works Summer 2019
- Mill Road’s new Cambridge Mosque
- Whither (or wither) Montreal Square?
- A traffic-free Mill Road?
- Mill Road – the high street of a small town within Cambridge city?
- Time for a Mill Road Plan?
- Romsey or Petersfield? Which is the ‘Wrong side of the tracks’ now?
And finally…
More Mill Road organisations and websites owe their existence to Suzy Oakes than one might imagine. Take a look at our tribute to Suzy, ‘Champion of Mill Road’.