Commercial Property

Eight sites in Cambridgeshire have been recognised by the Royal Institute of British Architects.

For the first time, projects across Cambridge and South Cambridgeshire were included.

Developer Pace Investments has won its appeal following refusal of the plans by Cambridge City Council.

It follows a seed funding round of about £3m.

Plus five key themes that involved from discussion with more than 1,000 participants.

Following research by COEL and Talent Glue, Mantle, Bridge Partners, HCR Hewitsons and Bidwells share their stories.

Residents opposite the building in East Road have expressed concerns.

Design and fit-out specialist COEL and business psychologist Kelly Drewery, from Talent Glue, are researching the subject.

Members of Cambridge Ahead’s young advisory committee explore future working arrangements.

COEL and business psychologist Kelly Drewery, from Talent Glue, are running a research project called the Way We Work

12-acre shopping centre offers ‘a unique opportunity for repurposing into life sciences and laboratory accommodation’ say Savills.

Burnside Lakes would be opened up to the public.

A sponsored feature looking at the options available on site.

The Cambridge company is a finalist in the SME Cambridgeshire Business Awards.

Its report says take-up of office and lab space returned to trend levels in the second half of 2020.

It has acquired a second site with Peterhouse, and submitted a planning application.

‘We have got damage to put right,’ said Cllr Lewis Herbert.

Plans have been submitted for 15,000 sq ft of space.

The Cambridge Independent has teamed up with COEL, Allia Future Business Centre, Bidwells and Cambridge Science Centre.

The chain, which includes the Picturehouse in Cambridge, is struggling with the impact of Covid-19