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It’s neck and neck in the polls.

To win nationally, it is absolutely vital that we get a resounding “Remain” vote in Cambridge Jobs, rights at work, lower prices, our NHS and Britain’s place in the world are under threat.

If Britain votes to leave, there is no going back.

Join our campaign:

On Tuesday 21nd June, meet at Cherry Hinton Hall Carpark at 2pm for our mass delivery day and come to Alex Wood Hall, Norfolk Street, Cambridge, CB1 2LD at 5.30pm for our phone bank.

On Wednesday 22nd June, come to Alex Wood Hall, Norfolk Street, Cambridge, CB1 2LD at 5.30pm for our phone bank.

On Thursday 23rd June, here is how you can help:

6.45am - 8.00am: Leafleting commuters at Cambridge Railway Station

8.00am - 10am: Pick up morning of poll leaflets to deliver in target areas from Alex Wood Hall, Norfolk Street, Cambridge, CB1 2LD

Door knocking in our priority campaign centres is taking place:

10am - 9.30pm: 175 Cherry Hinton High Street

10am - 9.30pm: 158 Nuns Way,

10am - 9.30pm: 74 Alpha Road,

You can also join the phone bank at Alex Wood Hall Norfolk Street, Cambridge, CB1 2LD any time between 10am and 9.30pm.

Today's devastating news is heartbreaking. Jo was a good colleague who was elected to Parliament at the same time as me.

She was a graduate of the University of Cambridge so is well known to many people here.

Jo was just doing her job: standing up for the people and the community she represented.

It is too soon to answer the questions about how and why she died. On this terrible day our hearts go out to Jo's husband and two young children. Our thoughts are with them as we all struggle to take in this awful, incomprehensible news.

Local MP Daniel Zeichner has urged the Government to stick to their guns and reject a revised application to use neonicotinoid pesticides.

Three neonicotinoids - thiamethoxam, clothianidin and imidacloprid - have been banned in the EU after they were implicated in the collapse of honey bee populations.

The Government have shown a blatant disregard for Cambridge motorists and the local economy says Daniel Zeichner MP.

Surprise guest Daniel Zeichner MP dropped in to a very special birthday party at a care home to greet a Cambridge centenarian. 

Speaking in the Commons Daniel Zeichner MP highlighted how the Cambridge News has run a series of articles about the impact of the housing crisis in high-cost cities like Cambridge.

Local MP Daniel Zeichner swapped the benches of the House of Commons for the pumps at the Cambridge Beer Festival.

Labour’s big red battle bus will be in Cambridge as part of the campaign for Britain to remain in the EU.

The bus, emblazoned with the words “vote remain, 23 June” and is on a nationwide tour visiting 100 towns and cities. Labour MPs Kate Green and Caroline Flint were on board the bus and were welcomed to Cambridge by Daniel Zeichner MP and Richard Howitt MEP.

Figures uncovered by Daniel Zeichner MP show that funding for cycling is set to fall by 70 percent within five years.  

Responding to the Queen’s Speech, Daniel Zeichner MP said: "This is a Tory Government running out of steam re-announcing ideas we've heard time and time again.