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For example, the Daily Bread café has a “green coffee shop scheme”, where used coffee grounds are returned to farms. As part of that mission, the co-operative stocks a variety of local, organic, gluten-free, and vegan options. He joined the shop because he wanted a “hands-on approach to tackling food scarcity and building community resilience” after he graduated from an MSc Sustainability course at Anglia Ruskin University’s Global Sustainability Institute. The Daily Bread Co-Operative in Cambridge was set up 30 years ago by people from the original shop in Northampton, which is still up and running. Although the co-operative has Christian foundations, today’s staff have a range of backgrounds and beliefs. “Things change hands over time,” he says.

Prof Joe Herbert found by a committee to have 'harassed' Dr Bronwen Everill during a row over a controversial slavery report.

Gonville & Caius was founded in 1348 and is the fourth oldest college at the university. The college had “actively invested money in assets connected to the slave trade”, taken money “from fellows who had made similar investments in a slave-trading company, and elected a slaveholder to a junior fellowship”, it found. However, it is understood that no further action has been taken. Dr Bell-Romero, who was hired on a year-long contract, quit after accusing dons of censorship when they requested clarifications. Do you still refuse a decent conversation?” In response to the complaint, he is reported to have told the grievance committee: “I don’t think the term ‘woman’ is a term of abuse, is it?”

Joe Herbert, 86, is accused of engaging in 'unwanted behaviour in the form of bullying and harassment related to the protected characteristic of sex' by ...

It came after a witness said Herbert, professor of neuroscience. A Cambridge University professor 'bullied and harassed a junior female colleague and told her to "sit down woman" and "shut up" in a row over a report into Gonville and Caius College's links to slavery'. Cambridge professor 'bullied and harassed junior female colleague and told her to "sit down woman" and "shut up" in row over report into Gonville and Caius College's links to slave trade'

In a debate over a research examining Gonville and Caius College's connections to slavery, a Cambridge University professor 'bullied and harassed a junior.

It arose after a witness said Herbert, professor of neurology, was sexist toward Ms Everill, who was in charge of supervising the enslavement report. His actions are said to have included repeatedly’shushing’ Ms Everill at a meeting in which he objected to the report, as well as urging her to’sit down lady’ and’shut up’. In a debate over a research examining Gonville and Caius College’s connections to slavery, a Cambridge University professor ‘bullied and harassed a junior female colleague and urged her to “sit down lady” and “shut up.”

The roads in Cambridge can be tricky to navigate with cars, buses, bicycles, and now e-scooters using them. And with little space to share, there could be ...

All you have to do is sign up is submit your question, register your details and you can join in with the discussion. The proposal could see the return of access restrictions to Mill Road - something which happened in 2020 when the bridge was closed. Recently, a 'car ban' has been proposed for the area in an attempt to improve road access in the area.