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Bethan Staton in Cambourne and Ella Hollowood in London

How education became the new faultline in British politics

Many Cambridgeshire voters were disillusioned with the Conservatives, with graduate support declining at a time when the number of graduates is increasing © FT montage/Tom Pilston

Change is afoot in South Cambridgeshire, the parliamentary constituency that wraps around the entire western side of the famed university city.

In the past decade, the world-class research coming out of Cambridge’s colleges has driven a boom in industries such as pharmaceuticals and technology.

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