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Tory councillors, town council and ZEISS all objected to proposals too.

Council’s deputy leader says housing secretary’s vision will leave Green Belt ‘in tatters’

Bottled water is available at Marleigh Community Centre

The plans have been submitted by Cambridge Investment Partnership.

Owners fear they will ‘lose everything’

The properties had faulty foundations.

The district council is offering landlords up to £2,820 for a six-month tenancy to help Ukrainian refugees rent a home.

The busway, devised by the Greater Cambridge Partnership (GCP), aims to ‘cut congestion and improve air quality’.

The inquiry is being held at The Guildhall in Cambridge.

A unit in excess of 70,000 sq ft in Newmarket is available to let through Cheffins.

Residents and councillors had raised concerns.

Opinion | James Littlewood, chief executive of Cambridge Past, Present & Future, writes for the Cambridge Independent about

Michael Gove’s ‘Cambridge 2040’ vision is intended to maximise the potential of Cambridge

Sponsored feature | Belinda Holmes-Smith, of Carter Jonas’ residential team, on work and life in Cambridgeshire.

Barratt and David Wilson Homes Cambridgeshire have been granted permission to knock the homes down.

It comes after earlier plans for SNAP! 4 Kids were refused.

The start of a £50 million retirement development of 147 homes has been marked by a ground-breaking ceremony.

The college also wants to build a communal reflection room.

Sponsored feature | John Mason, of Carter Jonas’ Planning & Development team, on work and life in Cambridgeshire.

The temporary permission has become permanent.