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Smarter Cambridge Transport's Edward Leigh discusses new developments

Amid concern over the health of the high street, a Cambridge Independent survey has shown the city's independents remain highly valued by shoppers.

Plans for an apart-hotel in a new Cambridge district have taken a step forward following concerns over parking and traffic.

Cllr Dave Baigent suggests city economy has 'all its eggs in one basket' currently

Concerns have been raised about the impact of Greater Cambridge Partnership plans for Whittlesford Parkway Station.

Cambridge’s main railway station has been branded a “traffic-soaked sewer” and a cycling “disaster area” with a “mini-roundabout of death”.

There are hopes the first sections of the Chisholm Trail could open this year as a bid to run the route under Mill Road bridge gets the green light.

The first ever public meeting of the Friends of Cambridge Market heard an outpouring of support for the market and calls for it to remain in place.

A major new student accommodation development could be built in a Cambridge conservation area.

A temporary footbridge will be installed during the planned closure of a city centre road bridge next year.

Residents though are concerned about the removal of secure parking

A bid to move a popular nightclub to an underground location and build a 125-room hotel above it has been delayed.

Plans to relocate one of Cambridge’s biggest nightclubs and build a 125-room hotel in Petty Cury have been recommended for approval.

A new cycle-themed café has been given the go-ahead on a stretch of protected land near a Cambridge lake, but some worry the move could leave the door open for other restaurants, even a McDonald’s, to open in the green belt.

Some of the detailed plans to redevelop the Old Press/Mill Lane area of Cambridge will be on show today (September 20) and Friday (September 21) allowing people the chance to share their views.

Unpopular plans to demolish an historic Cambridge home to build flats have been rejected after a huge backlash from the community and claims the added traffic could “jam up” the whole of the south of the city.