It often seems that the main policy challenges facing Cambridge are all part of a tangled web of interconnected issues. Housing, transport, congestion, the environment, inequality, planning, growth and our bewildering layer-cake of local government are all closely related, and policy in any one of these areas inevitably has consequences for others. One of the most basic but also most crucial parts of the city’s omni-problem is the water supply, which (depending on your point of view) either threatens or promises to stall the growth of the Greater Cambridge area. So here’s a look at the politic…
