The government tells councils in Cambridgeshire and Peterborough they need to submit plans quickly.

Official notices are being issued to city motorists, before fines are introduced next month.

The plan is largely backed by police but concerns are raised about enforcing the speed limit.

The two-metre (6'6") railway bridge at Stonea in Cambridgeshire is one of the most-bashed in Britain.

Details of the deal for the site near Peterborough have not yet been made public.

Some residents say they use torches after dark since street lights were upgraded to LEDs.

Tens of thousands of lampposts are being upgraded with energy efficient bulbs.

The county council says it is "fully committed" to addressing the issues raised.