Adam Jinkerson
BBC Local Live

Meanwhile, this former Victorian railway station is a gem. 

The Old North Road station near Longstowe closed in 1968, but was rescued by Stephen Owen 20 years ago. 

He restored the platforms and signal box, and bought a train carriage for the old tracks - even purchasing new levers to work the old signal.

Mr Owen says he wanted to restore the once used station to its "former glory".

Adam Jinkerson
BBC Local Live

How many of these old railway stations do you remember?

Discussions have started into how the Varsity Line linking Cambridge to Oxford could reopen.

There are also campaigns to reopen stations at Fulbourn and Soham, and it is hoped the Bramley Line could once again take people from March to Wisbech.

Last year a Network Rail study was commissioned into the feasibility of reopening Soham station. The results are expected early this year.

More than 80 stations have closed in Cambridgeshire since 1850, with most shutting in the 1950s and '60s.

Today many are derelict, although at least eight ticket offices have been turned into homes.  

Hannah Olsson
BBC Radio Cambridgeshire political reporter

Today was the first time Cambridgeshire county councillors got to debate the budget for 2017-18. 

As the council is under no overall control, as always there was a lot of political wrangling. 

The council says it must save £100m over the next five years, and at today's General Purpose Committee each of the political parties set out how they would balance the books. 

The parties all have different ideas on how much council tax bills should go up by:

• UKIP are calling for no council tax rise
• The Liberal Democrats are calling for a 2% council tax rise and a 2% rise in the adult social care precept
• Labour are calling for a 2% council tax rise and a 3% rise in the adult social care precept
• The Conservatives are calling for no council tax rise, but a 2% rise in the adult social care precept

After four hours of debate, none of the amendments were accepted so the budget will be unapproved when it goes to the Full Council on 14 February.

Last year the meeting was 12 hours long and we're expecting another long night!  

Alex Dolan
BBC Look East weather

A dry but cold evening and night, with dense freezing fog patches forming.

The fog will become widespread overnight, with ice on untreated surfaces becoming an additional hazard. The Met Office has issued a yellow warning, with the potential for travel disruption.

Temperatures reaching a low of -3C (26F).

A cold and frosty start to Wednesday.

Fog will lift into low level cloud, and it'll remain cloudy with some brighter spells.

Maximum temperature: 4C (39F).

BBC Weather has more details for where you live.

Adam Jinkerson
BBC Local Live

What's your claim to fame?

Well, former Lib Dem MP Julian Huppert has a big one.

One of his relatives, Isabelle Huppert, has been nominated for Best Actress at the upcoming Oscars, for her part in Elle.

Image source, Getty Images

Pretty sweet, eh? Even better when you see she's up against Natalie Portman, Emma Stone, Meryl Streep and Ruth Negga.

We spoke to Mr Huppert, who said he was "delighted" with her nomination.

"She's an utterly phenomenal actress," said the former Cambridge MP.

"She doesn't get the recognition she deserves because she doesn't do many mainstream films.

"I'm very proud and delighted. She's doing well. No-one compares to her."

Mr Huppert said his relationship to the actress was on his father's side.

He added that he'd also met his famous Hollywood relative on a number of occasions.

"She's come to stay before. I took her punting around 20 years ago," he said.

The winner will be announced when the Academy Awards ceremony comes around on 26 February.

Adam Jinkerson
BBC Local Live

It's understood that budget store Poundstretcher is preparing to move into half of a mothballed superstore in Chatteris, abandoned by Tesco two years ago.

The planned store in the Fenland town was one of 49 projects called off by the supermarket chain, in response to a downturn in its financial fortunes.

It cost £22m and was due to create 250 jobs for Chatteris, but Tesco never completed its move. It's remained empty since then.

It's not yet known when the new store will open.

Adam Jinkerson
BBC Local Live

The A10 at Stretham has now reopened after a lorry jack-knifed and overturned, shedding 1,000 bags of potatoes.

The road was shut from the early hours, causing disruption for drivers.

BBC Weather Watchers

It's been another beautiful day across Cambridgeshire.

Here are some of the best pictures sent in by our BBC Weather Watchers...

A cyclist has died following a serious road traffic collision in Newmarket.

Police were called by East of England Ambulance Service at 06:35 this morning to reports of a collision between a grey BMW 525 and a bicycle on the A1304 Barbara Stradbroke Avenue.

The cyclist – a man aged in his 30s – died at the scene of the collision.

A 22-year-old man from Newmarket has been arrested on suspicion of causing death by dangerous driving following this incident. He has been taken to Bury St Edmunds Police Investigation Centre for questioning.

The road is currently closed between the roundabout junction with the A1303 and Hamilton Road whilst a collision investigation takes place.

As a result there is no access into the west side of Newmarket from the A14 at Junction 36 and traffic will instead have to enter the town via the A142 at Junction 37. Motorists are advised to avoid the area if possible.

Adam Jinkerson
BBC Local Live

We spotted on social media that residents in the Weasenham Lane area of Wisbech were unable to report the leak in the road overnight to Anglian Water, due to the telephone number being out of use.

This tweet was sent yesterday night...

Image source, Twitter

A spokesman for the water company confirmed the customer contact centre was affected by an "outage" yesterday evening.

"We are extremely sorry if any customers had problems getting in contact with us," he said.

The company said engineers were visiting properties to confirm if any were affected by a loss of water supply.

The road suffered a similar burst last Wednesday, although Anglian Water said today's burst was on a smaller pipe, which feeds fewer properties.

Hannah Olsson
BBC Radio Cambridgeshire political reporter

No doubt you've seen in the national news the Supreme Court has ruled that Parliament must vote on whether the government can start the Brexit process.

The judgement means Theresa May cannot begin talks with the EU until MPs and peers give their backing.

This means our local MPs will get a vote on whether to trigger Article 50.

They've been having their say on Twitter...

Labour MP Daniel Zeichner, who represents Cambridge, previously revealed he would vote against triggering Article 50, while Tory MP Heidi Allen, who represents South Cambs, said she would wait for the Supreme Court ruling before making a decision.

Both Cambridge and South Cambs voted "remain" in the EU referendum.

Adam Jinkerson
BBC Local Live

Now it's time for "Frozen Lake: Day Two".

After the success of yesterday's picture, sent in by BBC Weather Watcher "LakesideGeoff", we've decided to continue our theme for a second day.

Today's picture comes from Longthorpe...

Adam Jinkerson
BBC Local Live

A bit more information now on the burst water pipe in Wisbech.

Anglian Water says this burst is on a different section of pipe to the previous leak on Weasenham Lane last Wednesday.

Police say the pipe is a main water line into a business premises near Algores Way adjacent to the affected road, although this is yet to be confirmed by Anglian Water.

The water company says it will be working to repair the leak today and a traffic light system will be in place, so expect delays in the area.

We also asked them about why Wisbech has had a flurry of burst pipes over the past few days. A spokesman said: "Bursts and leaks can happen more often at this time of year, as the freezing temperatures causes the ground to move, damaging water pipes in the ground."

Adam Jinkerson
BBC Local Live

There's chaos on the A10 around Stretham this morning as a lorry, which overturned in the early hours of this morning, continues to keep the road closed.

Police have confirmed about 1,000 bags of potatoes need to be moved by hand before the lorry can be recovered. 

Police say the vehicle owner has returned to the site with some helping hands, including a local farmer.

Police are still at the scene and the road is likely to remain closed until midday. No-one has been hurt.

Our friends over at the Cambridge News have managed to grab some video from the scene, which you can watch here, external. 

Emergency services are at the scene of a serious collision in Newmarket.

Police were called at 06:35 to reports of a collision between a car and a bicycle on the A1304 Barbara Stradbroke Avenue.

The road is currently closed between the roundabout junction with the A1303 and Hamilton Road.

As a result, there's no access into the west side of of Newmarket from the A14 at Junction 36, and traffic will have to enter the town via the A142 at J37.

Motorists are advised to avoid the area if possible.

Adam Jinkerson
BBC Local Live

We're seeing reports from police there's been ANOTHER burst water pipe on Weasenham Lane in Wisbech.

Image source, Cambridgeshire Police

It's not yet known if any houses are without water or when it's likely to be fixed, but we've got calls in to Anglian Water and will update you when we know more.

There was a similar incident on the same road last week that led to it being closed for hours.

Kate Kinsella
BBC Look East weather

The day begins with freezing temperatures, fog and some frost across the BBC East region.

The fog may persist throughout the day as temperatures don't rise above 3-5C (37-41F).

Watch my full forecast here:

For a more detailed forecast where you are, visit BBC Weather.

Adam Jinkerson
BBC Local Live

Good morning and welcome back to live updates for Cambridgeshire on Tuesday, 24 January.

We start off this morning with some travel news, and the A10 in Stretham is currently closed in both directions due to an overturned lorry.

Recovery work is under way to recover the vehicle, which shed its load of potatoes. Motorists are being advised to divert via the A14.

We'll keep you updated on this incident as the morning goes on.

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An animal rescue said it had to go undercover to save 15 pigs headed for slaughter.

Adam Jinkerson
BBC Local Live

Live updates for Cambridgeshire have now finished for today. Thanks for your company.

We'll return bright and early tomorrow from 08:00.

Scroll back through today's feed for anything you may have missed, including more on platform extensions at three of the county's train stations, plus the latest on the race to be Mayor of Peterborough and Cambridgeshire.

Stay tuned to this page overnight for any breaking news.

Have a great evening.