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Homes England makes £61million infrastructure loan for first phase of 6,500 development

Developers claim its conversion of a city office block to flats will provide people with a home of a "perfectly reasonable size"

Cambridge PPF has called for development at St Matthew’s Piece in Cambridge to stop and for the land to be made a public green space instead.

As consultation begins, some fear the new flats will affect the park.

Residents near Mill Road, Cambridge, believe a new train wash facility close to their homes will have an impact on their lives.

The plans are part of a wider scheme that will bring new schools, a community building, sports fields, retail opportunities and public open space.

Congestion and charging for loos among concerns voiced by city councillors.

Deb Roberts says: ‘The current administration seems to think that it knows all and the general public knows nought.’

Plans for a train wash at the rear of properties in central Cambridge are not a done deal, residents told.

The 420-place school will also have a nursery with 52 places.

Patricia Charlwood has been told she may have to leave her home of 30 years.

Part of a Cambridgeshire new town will include 400 factory-built homes which will be delivered by lorry

The Chinese technology company withdrew initial plans last summer after concerns over the impact on the landscape.

Have your say on blueprint that will guide development across Cambridge and South Cambridgeshire.

Former Royal Engineer loves being part of modular homes crew

The future of the market square, including possible night-time use, is being discussed in two invitation-only workshops this week.

Villagers still have concerns over A428 access though.

The temporary barrier will be installed in January 2020.

The development will mean expansion at Cambourne Village College and new primary schools.

County council leader warns he will not support any moves towards a congestion charge in Cambridge