One of the Penrith region’s most popular takeaway shops is today the centre of a homicide investigation after two people were found dead inside this morning 69-year-old Hoa Tek Chiem and his wife Heang Kim Gau were found dead with apparent stab wounds inside Buzzy Bee’s Burger House at Cambridge Park Police were called to the Oxford Street shop at around 9.40am this morning by a family member Detective A/Superintendent Michael Cantrell addressed the media at St Marys Police Station a short time ago while officers remain at Cambridge Park collecting evidence “I’m appealing for any witnesses in the Oxford Park Cambridge Park area at the time early this morning or last night to please contact Nepean Police or Crime Stoppers,” he said He said it was a “very devastating” scene and Cantrell said “all motives” were being considered “The investigation is in its infancy there’s many lines of enquiry and we don’t have any targets at this point,” he said “I’m aware that there’s footage around on social media and we are looking into that… “It shows a male in the vicinity but the time is yet to be confirmed but it’s certainly a line of enquiry.” He said if it was yet to be established if the man featured in footage on social media was related to the incident The Weekender understands that police believe the pair may have been targeted with a robbery gone wrong one possible scenario “We have no intelligence to suggest that there’s any further threat,” Cantrell said “The facts are yet to be determined.” Police have spoken to the family of the beloved shop owners who it is understood were considering retirement in the near future “The family are obviously devastated and they are assisting police,” he said “The bodies were located by a family member “The details around what happened this morning are limited so I’m not going to speculate.” Cantrell said support would be provided for those police officers first on the scene The welfare of our officers is being addressed and we have systems in place for that,” he said Locals in Cambridge Park have been coming and going from the popular shopping strip all day The business has been in Cambridge Park for decades and is an institution for locals “Heading to the local shops and seeing the road closed marks a truly heartbreaking day for Cambo,” one local said on Facebook hardworking individuals due to such senseless violence is beyond devastating and I pray their sons find strength in supporting one another please know we are deeply sorry for your loss and sending our condolences.” Troy Dodds is the Weekender's Managing Editor and Breaking News Reporter He has more than 20 years experience as a journalist working with some of Australia's leading media organisations he was named Editor of the Year at the Mumbrella Publish Awards Add articles to your saved list and come back to them any time the 31-year-old from western Sydney charged with murdering his mother and father A source not authorised to speak publicly said that Chiem had not shown any emotion since he was picked up at the Canley Heights home he shared with his parents on Saturday afternoon and charged with their murder “He’s been dead inside for years,” said the source who was unwilling to give their name because of professional prohibitions on speaking publicly The bodies of Hoa Tek Chiem and Heang Kim Gau were found at their family-run burger store on Saturday morning.Credit: made the horror discovery of his parents’ bodies inside Cambridge Park’s popular Buzzy Bee’s Burger House on Saturday morning who were born in Cambodia and later migrated to Australia Court documents obtained by the Herald say the alleged murders took place between 7am and 8.15am also worked at the takeaway shop with his parents as well as working as a part-time bookkeeper Tributes were laid outside Buzzy Bee’s Burger House following the death of the couple who ran it for two decades.Credit: Edwina Pickles Footage circulating on social media on Saturday showed a man dressed in black in the area with one video clip showing the man on the roof of the Cambridge Park shops In a brief appearance before Parramatta Bail Court on Sunday said that his client would remain behind bars until at least January requesting that Corrective Services undertake a mental health assessment He will return to Penrith Local Court early next year “A professional will be engaged for the purpose of assessing my client’s mental health,” he told reporters outside court adding that there was “no place” for alleged domestic violence in society Police are examining footage circulating on social media in relation to their investigation into the deaths Heartbroken locals expressed their grief on social media recalling that the couple knew their regular customers’ names by heart and describing it as their favourite takeaway shop One person wrote “they always greeted everyone with a smile” and that “Cambo shops” would never be the same The local community plans to hold a vigil for the dead couple in the coming days dozens of tributes were placed outside the business “They showed me what it means to be hard working,” read a tribute to “Boss and Kim” at the closed roller door of the shop 7 days a week – rain hail or shine – they dedicated themselves to this place “Their absence leaves a void that cannot be filled... the community has lost something truly special.” The Morning Edition newsletter is our guide to the day’s most important and interesting stories \\u201CHe\\u2019s been dead inside for years,\\u201D said the source made the horror discovery of his parents\\u2019 bodies inside Cambridge Park\\u2019s popular Buzzy Bee\\u2019s Burger House on Saturday morning \\u201CA professional will be engaged for the purpose of assessing my client\\u2019s mental health,\\u201D he told reporters outside court adding that there was \\u201Cno place\\u201D for alleged domestic violence in society recalling that the couple knew their regular customers\\u2019 names by heart and describing it as their favourite takeaway shop One person wrote \\u201Cthey always greeted everyone with a smile\\u201D and that \\u201CCambo shops\\u201D would never be the same \\u201CThey showed me what it means to be hard working,\\u201D read a tribute to \\u201CBoss and Kim\\u201D at the closed roller door of the shop 7 days a week \\u2013 rain hail or shine \\u2013 they dedicated themselves to this place \\u201CTheir absence leaves a void that cannot be filled... the community has lost something truly special.\\u201D The Morning Edition newsletter is our guide to the day\\u2019s most important and interesting stories A man has been charged following the alleged gruesome murders of the owners of a burger shop whose bodies were found in a shocking morning discovery at the Western Sydney takeaway business NSW Police were called to Buzzy Bee’s Burger House on Oxford Street at Cambridge Park following reports of an alleged assault about 9.40am on Saturday Officers attached to Nepean Police Area Command arrived at the scene and found the bodies of shop owners and parents Hoa Tek Chiem, 69, and Heang Kim Gau, 68, with significant injuries, NSW Police said Get the first look at the digital newspaper curated daily stories and breaking headlines delivered to your inbox Get the NewsletterBy continuing you agree to our Terms and Privacy Policy.The bodies were first discovered by family members, in what police described as a “confronting” scene. “The family are obviously devastated,” NSW Police Detective Superintendent Michael Cantrell said. After the shocking discovery police began inquiries, assisted by the State Crime Command’s Homicide Squad, and a crime scene was established. “Following inquiries, about 12.30am Sunday, police arrested a 31-year-old man at a home at Canley Heights.” NSW Police said. Police now believe the alleged attack was targeted and will allege in court all three people were known to each other. “All motives are being considered at this point in time” Det. Superintendent Cantrell said. “(But) we have no intelligence to suggest that there’s any further threat.” A man has been charged after a man and woman were found dead inside a shop in Sydney’s west. Credit: 7NEWSThe bodies of the pair were found inside a shop on Oxford St in Cambridge Park about 9.40am. Credit: 7NEWSDet. Superintendent Cantrell said police were also looking into video footage released of the incident. “I’m aware that there is footage around, and it’s been through social media, and we’re looking into that,” he said. The man was charged with two counts of domestic violence related murder and was refused bail. He will appear at Parramatta Local Court later today. The owners and parents ran the takeaway shop for 30 years and their deaths have left the community shocked and in mourning. “Great people, great food. It’s heartbreaking,” one local told 7NEWS. Latest EditionEdition Edition 5 May 20255 May 2025All-powerful Anthony Albanese says give me some R.E.S.P.E.C.T Multiple stakes winner Pivotal Ten is to continue her career across the Tasman at Lindsay Park with brothers Ben The daughter of Ten Sovereigns will relocate in due course to the family’s Euroa complex to prepare for a spring campaign in Melbourne The three-year-old’s sparkling run of southern form through the summer prompted Cambridge Stud to purchase a 50 percent holding in the filly from owner Colin Wightman Connections identified Lindsay Park as the ideal fit for Pivotal Ten given she has previously thrived in rural surroundings “We feel that environment will be more conducive for her they’ve got day paddocks there and all the facilities it’s as good as anything you’d ever see,” said Brendan Lindsay who owns and operates Cambridge Stud with wife Jo “It’s all about giving her the best opportunities and do the right thing by the horse Pivotal Ten won five of her eight starts under the guidance of trainer-rider Samantha Wynne including consecutive Listed victories in the NZB Insurance Stakes (1400m) Gore Guineas (1335m) and Southland Guineas (1400m) “Sam did a terrific job with the horse there’s no doubt about that with the record speaking for itself,” Lindsay said She was unplaced for the new ownership group in the inaugural running of the $3.5 million NZB Kiwi (1500m) and returned to Canterbury for a break after the Ellerslie feature “We’re not exactly sure what happened in The Kiwi and she didn’t perform to the level we thought she would,” Lindsay said “Maybe it was that way around (right-handed) maybe it wasn’t and perhaps she had come to the end of it we flew her up from the South Island as we didn’t want to put her on a float and it was the last plane coming up for a while “She’ll spell for probably another five weeks and then she’ll go over to the Hayes boys at Euroa.” Pivotal Ten was a $15,000 New Zealand Bloodstock Weanling Sale purchase for Wightman and is a daughter of the unraced English-bred Pivotal mare Lady Woodcote She is a sister to the Gr.1 Prix de l’Abbaye de Longchamp (1000m) winner Maarek the Cambridge Stud-owned Holymanz has stakes races on his upcoming program after the son of Almanzor finished a bold third when resuming over 1600m at Flemington at the weekend He has been a multiple Group placegetter for trainer Ciaron Maher and the Listed Golden Mile (1600m) at Bendigo and the Listed Scone Cup (1600m) are possible targets “He’s been knocking around that Listed and Group Three area he’s not quite up to that Group One standard,” Lindsay said “He’s honest and every time he turns up at the races he puts his best foot forward.” – LOVERACING.NZ News Desk A man charged with murder after his parents were allegedly killed in a takeaway shop in western Sydney has been refused bail and will spend Christmas behind bars Hoa Tek Chiem, 69, and Heang Kim Gau, 68, were allegedly killed inside Buzzy Bee's Burger House at Cambridge Park about 9.40am on Saturday It's understood a family member discovered their remains about 10am NSW Police arrested the couple's son Allan Chiem at their family home in Canley Heights at 12.30am on Sunday 'He was taken to Fairfield Police Station where he was charged with two counts of murder (DV),' a spokeswoman said It is understood police are investigating whether the incident was a targeted robbery gone wrong When asked if anything was stolen from the shop or if there were any signs of a break-in, a source said officers were 'continuing to forensically examine the crime scene' Footage of a man dressed head-to-toe in black and climbing onto the roof of the takeaway shop circulated on social media in the hours after the alleged murder Detective inspector Michael Cantrell confirmed on Saturday officers were investigating the video Police described the scene of the alleged murders as 'confronting' with the injuries inflicted on the couple 'significant' Insp Cantrell confirmed a family member had found the pair but said it was 'yet to be established' if they were present during the alleged attack Mr Chiem and Ms Gau were well-known in the area of their shop It's understood they were making plans to retire shortly before their deaths recalled seeing the couple's family while officers cordoned off the shop 'About 9.30am the eldest son visited the store and then the youngest came and the two hugged and cried for an hour,' Mr Tran said 'Police got them milk crates to sit on and they hugged and sat down and cried 'And the police stood around and watched them (as they talked and cried).' 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Penrith City Council is inviting the community to help shape the upgrade of the Allsopp and Paterson Oval playspace in Cambridge Park Mayor Todd Carney encouraged the community to share their ideas and suggestions for the new playspace “We want to hear how we can make Allsopp and Paterson Oval playspace a more inclusive and better space for the community,” Carney said “Your feedback is crucial to ensuring that the upgraded playspace meets the needs of local families and children of all abilities.” The $400,000 upgrade of Penrith City Council’s Allsopp and Paterson Oval playspace is funded by the NSW Government’s Local Small Commitments Allocation program Member for Penrith Karen McKeown MP noted the importance of community feedback “This will be a wonderful community facility that will ensure all children will have a space which is inclusive and accessible for passive and active sports,” she said “It’s important to provide your feedback.” The Allsopp and Paterson Oval playspace upgrade was identified through the Sport and Recreation Strategy Council’s 15-year road map for the future provision of sport Community consultation is open until Wednesday Go to http://www.yoursaypenrith.com.au/allsopp-paterson for more information and to have your say. This post has been published by the team in our newsroom. Hundreds of locals remain without power this morning after a wild storm swept through Penrith last night Endeavour Energy says that storm activity has caused outages in parts of Kingswood and Cambridge Park Power has been out since last night and crews are working to restore services The outage is impacting residents in Wrench Street Rain is continuing to fall in Penrith this morning with possible storm activity later Anyone who has experienced storm damage can call the SES on 132 500 This post has been published by the team in our newsroom For years the smiling faces of Hoa Tek Chiem and his wife Heang Kim Gau greeted customers at their busy takeaway shop in Cambridge Park Buzzy Bee’s Burger House is something of an icon especially for the locals it served – generations of them But last weekend it became the scene of a gruesome murder with the beloved owners killed on Saturday morning in what police described as a “confronting scene” Detectives charged him less than 24 hours after launching their investigation The 31-year-old’s case was briefly mentioned at Parramatta Bail Court last Sunday where it was confirmed he would spend Christmas behind bars There was some suggestion he may make an application for bail at his next court appearance The accused double murderer will undergo a mental health assessment “There are issues that need to be [addressed] by a professional and I can flag on the next occasion a release application may be made on the basis of rehabilitation,” his lawyer Mohamed Sakr said “There’s no place in our community for domestic violence and I appreciate that and I accept that… every accused deserves representation every accused deserves to be in the justice system and if there are underlying issues Police had spent much of Saturday at the popular shopping strip on Oxford Street in Cambridge Park Detective A/Superintendent Michael Cantrell said it was a devastating scene “The welfare of our officers is being addressed and we have systems in place for that.” Just what happened in the lead-up to the murder of 69-year-old Hoa Tek Chiem and 68-year-old Heang Kim Gau remains largely unknown with more information likely to be revealed when the case heads to Penrith Local Court in the new year Police do believe that 31-year-old Chiem was the man dressed in black spotted on the roof of the shopping strip and in nearby streets on the morning of the alleged murder Video footage of that man was circulated widely on social media on Saturday morning December 1 at the family home in Canley Heights and was charged with two counts of ‘murder (DV)’ at Fairfield Police Station soon after New South Wales Local Government Elections are being held this weekend and here is everything you need to know before heading into the polling booths Australian residents aged 18 and over are required to hit the booths and cast their vote for the new crop of Penrith City Councillors local Councils are the third tier in Australian government after State and Federal and are charged with making decisions that represent the values and needs of the local community they serve They have jurisdiction over day-to-day level operations like developments Penrith residents will be electing 15 different Councillors In the North Ward there is current Councillors John Thain leading a Labor ticket and Ross Fowler leading the only Liberal ticket and two Independent tickets being led by Amanda Cardwell and current Councillor Glenn Gardiner The South Ward will have current Independent Councillor Sue Day leading a ticket newcomer Hollie McLean taking over the Labor ticket from Karen McKeown and Libertarian Vanessa Pollak leading a ticket In the East Ward there is only one ticket which is led by current Mayor Todd Carney for Labor It is compulsory for all Australian citizens aged 18 and older to vote Not voting in an election without valid reason can lead to a $55 fine this includes those living in parts of Kingswood The election in the East Ward has been declared by the NSW Electoral Commission as uncontested meaning that no vote will take place for those living in the East Ward Labor is the only ticket running in the East Ward meaning that all five candidates will be elected to Council No polling places will be set up on Saturday North Ward polling places include Andromeda Community Centre Glenmore Park Youth & Community Centre Werrington County Public School and Werrington Public School South Ward polling places include Emu Plains Community Centre Mt Hope Uniting Church Hall – Orchard Hills Surveyors Creek Public School and Wallacia Public School There will be no polling places set up in the East Ward Voting opens at 8am and closes at 6pm on Saturday Check the NSW Electoral Commission’s ‘find my electorate tool’ at http://www.elections.nsw.gov.au/elections/find-my-electorate if you’re not sure what Ward you have to vote in Vote counting begins soon after the polls close at 6pm on Saturday During this initial count some Councils will get an indication of the result but for situations where the results will be a bit closer more counting is continued in the following days Follow local results on the Weekender website Emily Chate joined The Western Weekender in 2024 and covers local news - primarily courts and politics A graduate of the University of Wollongong Emily has contributed to The Daily Telegraph and worked as a freelance journalist This is probably not the page you’re looking for Waterloo Regional Police are investigating a reported sexual assault in Soper Park in Cambridge wearing a black/grey hoodie with the hood up Waterloo Regional Police are searching for a man after a reported sexual assault in a Cambridge park Police said the incident occurred on April 8 A female youth reported she was on the swings in Soper Park in Galt The man is described as having a heavy build carrying a backpack and wearing white wired earbuds Anyone with information can contact police at 519-570-9777, extension 8347. 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It is a priority for CBC to create products that are accessible to all in Canada including people with visual Closed Captioning and Described Video is available for many CBC shows offered on CBC Gem an uncontested election has been declared by the NSW Electoral Commission which means the number of candidates who have nominated is equal to or less than the number to be elected Voters enrolled in East Ward Penrith are NOT required to vote in the Local Government election on 14 September 2024 Penrith’s East Ward includes the suburbs of Caddens If you are enrolled in North Ward and South Ward Penrith you MUST vote in the Local Government election and fines apply if you don’t cast your vote.  It’s important to check which ward you are enrolled in as North Ward and South Ward still need to vote.  Check your ward and voting status on the NSW Electoral Commission’s website: https://elections.nsw.gov.au/elections/find-my-electorate a local government area can be divided up into areas called wards Each ward contains roughly equal numbers of voters and are represented by the same number of Councillors Penrith City is divided into 3 wards – North, South and East, each represented by 5 Councillors. Residents can check their ward and enrolment details at roll.elections.nsw.gov.au/NSWLookUp/ The East Ward includes the suburbs of Caddens The South Ward includes the suburbs of Badgerys Creek The North Ward includes the suburbs of Agnes Banks began to push her on the swing and then sexually assaulted her The youth did not report any physical injuries Community Safety Department Director To Resign Amid Tension With Cambridge Police Department From Lab to Startup: Harvard’s Office of Technology Development Paves the Way for Research Commercialization People’s Forum on Graduation Readiness Held After Vote to Eliminate MCAS 8 Takeaways From Harvard’s Task Force Reports International biotechnology company GlaxoSmithKline is moving its vaccine and infectious disease research teams to Cambridge in a latest step to strengthen its presence in the Greater Boston area The research and development teams will relocate from Rockville to the company’s existing CambridgePark Drive location — one of their three company centers in the city — in mid-2026 GSK expanded its footprint at 200 CambridgePark Drive in 2023 reaching almost 200,000 square feet on their lease under real estate management firm King Street Properties the company held 45,000 square feet at the location “Our Cambridge Park Drive facility is home to cutting-edge technology platforms,” a GSK spokesperson wrote in an emailed statement “The expansion of lab space here to include Vaccines R&D will help us bring together expertise working on RNA and viral capabilities.” The London-based pharmaceutical giant also has two research and development locations at 300 Technology Square and 301 Binney Street in Kendall Square While GSK currently has drug discovery and immunology research teams based out of the CambridgePark office the spokesperson added that the location’s workforce expansion is a step in advancing the company’s goals “With the opportunity to expand our footprint in Cambridge and the lease of the Rockville Vaccines site at 1420 Shady Grove coming up for renewal we were able to align our location strategy with our R&D ambition and innovation leadership including attracting and retaining key talent,” they wrote GSK’s move comes as Cambridge has seen a jump in biotech start-ups signing leases in Kendall Square increasing demand for coworking lab space while fueling research in the city Other biopharma companies have also been expanding their footprint in Cambridge with heavyweights like Takeda and AstraZeneca set to occupy 600,000 square feet and 570,000 sq ft in properties opening for occupancy in 2026 center dedicated to vaccine research and development The company’s announced relocation comes after a year of lower vaccine sales in Fiscal Year 2024 After predicting growth in vaccine sales in July of last year poor performance from GSK’s Respiratory Syncytial Virus vaccine Arexvy led to an overall 4 percent drop in vaccine sales In a press release of their 2024 financial results GSK wrote that vaccine performance “was also adversely impacted due to COVID-19 solution sales and US CDC stockpile replenishments in 2023.” The company recorded a total operating profit of more than $5 billion — a decrease of 33 percent from last year — mostly due to charges relating to an ongoing litigation for their drug Zantac Other vaccine companies have seen sales and profit take a hit Moderna recorded $3.2 billion in revenue for FY 2024— a drop of almost 50 percent from $6.8 billion the previous year GSK’s expansion into Cambridge will add to the state’s growing biopharma workforce According to the Massachusetts Biotechnology Council the state added nearly 3,000 new jobs to the sector in 2023 accounting for nearly 17 percent of the state’s job growth Though transition plans for Rockville-based employees have not yet been finalized the spokesperson confirmed that GSK will be hiring in the Greater Boston area —Staff writer Stephanie Dragoi can be reached at stephanie.dragoi@thecrimson.com —Staff writer Thamini Vijeyasingam can be reached at thamini.vijeyasingam@thecrimson.com. Follow her on X @vijeyasingam Want to keep up with breaking news? Subscribe to our email newsletter. Sign in Join now, it's FREE! This article was previously published on CambridgeToday Just over a week after the Cambridge and District Humane Society shared a story of a cat being abused in a city park A group of kids were seen "tossing and kicking" the cat when a humane society team member intervened was rushed to the emergency veterinary hospital by animal services where no broken bones were found After being monitored for internal bleeding and other potential complications according to executive director Michelle Gellatly "Who could hurt such a beautiful animal," the humane society's original post read "When approached the kids scattered and the cat laid on the ground in shock." Gellatly confirmed that Progressive Animal Welfare Services (PAWS) was contacted but the investigation stalled due to the lack of available information Waterloo Regional Police Service public information officer encouraged anyone who comes across a similar situation to contact police "Section 445(1) indicates anyone who willfully and without lawful excuse kills/wounds/maims can be charged with an indictable offence," Iden said in an email "We encourage anyone who witnesses anything like this to notify the police to ensure the safety and wellbeing of the animal For information directly relating to bushfires please call the Bush Fire Information Line on 1800 679 737 or visit the NSW Rural Fire Service Website here. 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View on X [external link] Fire and Rescue NSW acknowledges Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people as the Traditional Custodians of the land and acknowledges and pays respect to their Elders A woman raped at knifepoint in the Cambridgepark office complex in May sued the property’s owners and management on Monday demanding information about an alleged failure in building security systems which she claimed allowed her attacker to enter who used the alias “Joy Jones,” said in the suit that she was followed by a masked man with a knife into her office on the building’s third floor where he coercively undressed and “brutally raped” her The assailant has yet to be identified or arrested Heineman — wrote that “the building access and security systems failed to function properly,” leading to her assault Durso and Heineman wrote in court documents that they filed the suit to identify the parties responsible for temporarily changing the building’s security protocols with the intention of pursuing a claim of negligent security “This is an action for discovery against the owners and their contractors and service providers of the building at 125 Cambridgepark Drive They added that there are “no records available to the plaintiff to determine which security company was providing security services during the relevant time periods.” The office building typically requires an electronic key to access elevators during evening hours individuals without keys could access elevators due to ongoing construction in the building The lawyers also claimed that security cameras that could have captured the assault were inoperative including two property management firms — Lincoln Property Company and Regus Management Group — and three firms named as property owners: King Street Properties Three construction companies working at the property at the time were also named Jones’ lawyers said in the suit that she “contracted” with Regus to use an office from September 2023 until the month of the attack Though Longfellow Real Estate Partners is named in the suit as having ownership or managerial interests in Cambridgepark at the time of the incident a spokesperson for the group said it had not been a part of the building’s management since last March and declined to comment further King Street Properties — which identifies Cambridgepark as one of its properties on their website — also declined to comment on the ongoing investigation Lincoln Property Company did not respond to a request for comment The other defendants listed in the case could not be reached for comment Cambridge Police Department spokesperson Robert Goulston wrote in a statement that the investigation into the assault is ongoing adding that the department is “working very closely with the victim in the case.” Though Jones was unable to identify the security companies that were employed at the time of the assault her lawyers wrote that she “reasonably believes” that there were two that were outsourced The lawsuit demanded the release of information regarding “ownership pursuant to Massachusetts Rules of Civil Procedure —Staff writer Laurel M. Shugart can be reached at laurel.shugart@thecrimson.com. Follow them on X @laurelmshugart or on Threads @laurel.shugart —Staff writer Grace E. Yoon can be reached at grace.yoon@thecrimson.com. Follow her on X @graceunkyoon KitchenerNewsYouth sexually assaulted in Cambridge parkBy Hannah SchmidtPublished: April 15, 2025 at 9:11AM EDT Twitter feed ©2025 BellMedia All Rights Reserved Welcome to the Western Weekender online What’s On guide. Add your event here Ultra excited to return to three halls of toy Think 350+ trading tables full of action figures fan groups and the All-Star professional wrestlers Home   News   Article The blood testing service at Newmarket Road Park and Ride in Cambridge was forced to close today (Thursday, December 5) after a patient fell ill. The service was closed at 11am but was later reopened and will be running as usual tomorrow. A CUH spokesperson said: “At 11am today a member of the public became unwell at the Newmarket Road Blood Testing Station. Staff responded immediately, an ambulance was called, the patient was taken to Addenbrooke’s Hospital for treatment, and the testing station was reopened. We would like to thank staff for their professional response, and apologise to those whose blood tests took longer than normal as a consequence.”of the incident. Join the conversation You can save this article by registering for free here. Or sign-in if you have an account Police say a two-year-old boy who was reported missing in a Cambridge park is dead in what they are describing as a sudden death investigation We apologize, but this video has failed to load.Try refreshing your browser, ortap here to see other videos from our team.Play VideoArticle contentWaterloo Regional Police say a woman who was at Soper Park in the area of Beverly Street and Dundas Street North Police responded and found the child unresponsive They say he was pronounced dead in hospital Police spokesperson Cherri Greeno called it “tragic call for everyone involved,” and extended condolences to the boy’s family Investigators did not immediately disclose the relationship between the woman and the boy Subscribe now to read the latest news in your city and across Canada Create an account or sign in to continue with your reading experience Don't have an account? 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By continuing to use our site, you agree to our Terms of Use and Privacy Policy You can manage saved articles in your account The demand for childcare in the area is evident with multiple Development Applications (DA) being submitted to Penrith City Council Despite providers wanting to establish centres out of five DAs that were decided in the last month An 82-place childcare centre at 29 Marsden Road was refused last month along with a two storey 53-place facility at 23 Barker Street The proposed construction of a centre for 47 children at 1 Phoenix Crescent was not approved and a DA for a three storey 70-place facility at 246 Carpenter Street which could be an attempt to overturn the rejection from Council Getting the green light was plans to demolish existing structures at 1 Jordon Street and the construction of a childcare centre for 39 children The Statement of Environmental Effects said the 653 square metre site will have a two storey building on it that will include indoor and outdoor play areas “The facility will be run by six staff with the operating hours proposed to be 7am to 6pm Monday to Friday “The development proposes a total of 15 car spaces within a basement level A Penrith City Council spokesperson said certain criteria must be met for a DA to be approved with one common condition not being met by developers “Each DA is assessed against the relevant State and Local Planning requirements,” the spokesperson said “The common theme in the rejected applications are the sites are not suitable for the scale of development proposed.” St Clair mother Amanda Latimore has had her 20-month-old daughter on seven waitlists across St Clair and Claremont Meadows since the week she was born and has not been able to secure a place for her thinking she would get in when she was around one I’m needing her in more days so I can return to work,” Latimore said “All seven centres advised me that the reason she is still on the waitlists is because they take kids at risk first followed by siblings of kids already enrolled in the centre then single parent household and then new enrolments.” Wanting to return to a minimum of part-time work as a high school teacher Latimore said the need for more centres is paramount “I think Council needs to work with people to try and amend plans to make them more suitable or build extensions on current Council run centres to meet the demand of the community,” she said “Between the teacher shortage and increased living costs I’m finding it incredibly frustrating at the lack of future planning.” State and Federal politics for the Weekender The file could not be found for a number of reasons such as the file being moved or deleted. Please check your spelling and if you still can't get to the right page try heading to the homepage for a look around If you still have problems, try contacting us and we'll do what we can to help you. Click here to get back to where you came from Police searched for the male in Lions Can-Amera Park but didn't find him Police searched for the male in Lions Can-Amera Park but didn’t find him Waterloo Regional Police are investigating after a person was seen with a knife in a Cambridge park Officers responded on Wednesday at about 3:15 p.m to the report of an unknown male seen in a wooded area at Lions Can-Amera Park on Saginaw Parkway The male was reportedly seen crouching with a knife in his hand but he’s not believed to have assaulted anyone or made any threats Police searched the area but didn’t find the male Anyone with information is asked to contact police at 519-570-9777. 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