Cambridge hipsters unite - a game of bicycle tag

Here's the old one. On Mill Road, near Cutlacks:

And a new one. Really boring tag, I just happened to be stopped here:

Old: outside Mackays

New:

You really dont have to* Travel* far from the last tag, so no need to Lodge a complaint...

Old one. It's by that new Travelodge on Newmarket Road.

I couldn't get any closer because it looks like they're about to demolish the building. So it's kind of like, if it wasn't for me this tag might have disappeared forever before anyone got it.
What? No, I'm no hero. I put my trousers on one leg at a time just like the rest of you.

New one:

Was the old polo warehouse, half of it has gone today!

Clue pretty pleasey?

Honeycomb statue, honeycomb, honey, bees, beehive.

Or "oh beehive" if you want a clue/pun based on another old film

To quote Alan.... aha!

Old: Beehive center

New:

Time we got a raging clue

I know where this is, not quite sure on the rules though. Do I give it away and let someone else tag, or ride out there tomorrow and do it myself???

I know where it is as well just not got the time to go out and take a snap.

ride out there tomorrow and do it myself???

This one.

I think I know where it is but cba to go there and find out it's not?

f*ck it, I'll see what I can do. Nice weather for riding anyway.

Dont bowl yourself over getting there!

Old:
http://candh2014.co.uk/IMAG0569.jpg

New:
http://candh2014.co.uk/IMAG0570.jpg

Apologies for the weak imagery, but hey, it keeps things moving, right?

Might be time for a clue.

If a badger's house was in the mountains it would be a...

Brilliant. I can do those sorts of clues and it's on my way home from the very pub I'm in now. Here's hoping I remember to do it.

In fact, f that. It's larruping it down all of a sudden so I'm going straight home. Someone else can have the glory.

I can't do those sorts of clues... :(

^...

Hang back, Google helped...

If a badger's house was in the mountains it would be a...

Most likely it would be a Fergana Badger, a small subspecies with a relatively pure, silvery-grey back with no yellow sheen. The head stripes are wide and occupy the whole ear. Its skull exhibits several features which are transitory between the Asian and European badger. Fergana Badgers are usually found in the right tributary region of the Panj River, the upper Amu Darya, Pamiro-Alay system and, not surprisingly, in the Fergana Valley and its adjoining southern and mountains.

However, the Fergana Valley is in Russia. Which isn't close to Cambridge.

Back to square one...

Maybe there's a block of flats called Fergana Valley on Hills Road?