Tory leadership says move is ’not at the expense of running high quality services’.
Cuts to toilets and Big Weekend included in Labour’s budget.
Cambridge City Council expects to save £113,000 a year by cancelling the Big Weekend.
But the firm says it plans to resubmit ‘shortly’.
The Greater Cambridge Partnership has been told to priorities the projects that get people out of cars.
The developer said work had ‘lawfully commenced’ before planning permission was due to expire on January 9.
Firefighters are being offered a seven per cent pay rise.
The village will also feature a new primary school, nursery and care home.
The specialist school was rated overall as requires improvement following an inspection in November last year.
The GCP is expected to provide an update on the next steps for the proposal this summer.
More affordable homes will be included, councillors heard.
Band D households will pay an extra £73 a year - and Tory opposition says householders can’t afford it.
There were 10 objections and four comments in support.
It will feature 147 homes and a pavilion.
But some report not having enough time to do their work.
Two restaurants and a coffee shop could be built.
Two petitions were signed by drivers.
A consultation was launched amid concerns about the future viability of the school due to declining pupil numbers.
Stephen Moir claimed Treasury’s understanding of local government finances is ‘fundamentally flawed’.
The 5% rise is below the government cap.