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Members of the city council’s planning committee turned down proposals for Devonshire Gardens on the site of the Travis Perkins depot in December.

The Greater Cambridge Partnership is currently carrying out an Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) of the £160m scheme.

A plan to spruce up the river bank at Jesus Green has been shelved after TV presenter Chris Packham joined a campaign to save the water voles there

Hutchison 3G UK intends to replace an existing cell tower.

The house builder showcased plans for 80 homes at residential development in the south-east of Cambridge.

Stargoose Solar Energy Farm will generate 50MW.

The Save Honey Hill campaigners have released a comedy song expressing their feelings about a new sewage works planned for their doorstep.

They were deemed mediocre and a disappointment.

Under the proposals, the former headquarters building will be kept, but all other buildings will be demolished.

A letter was transport secretary Grant Shapps calling for the business case to be published if the project is to continue.

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

Traders and campaigners have demanded the city council release a report on the public consultation.

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Councillors called for more affordable rent flats on the Huntingdon Road site.

‘We’re very, very lucky it is coming to this city,’ says Cllr Simon Smith.

Sunnica’s project director addressed a public meeting on the plans.

It has been on site for 22 years.

Under the plans the GCP scheme will create spaces for 2,150 cars and 326 bikes on farmland between Trumpington and Hauxton.

Say No To Sunnica Community Action Group say it would change the landscape forever.

South Cambridgeshire district councillors heard concerns over the risk to Swavesey.