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Thousands have signed a petition against the plans.

Investment company Railpen, which owns the plot of land, wants to demolish the shopping centre to build the new business park.

Plans have come forward for the redevelopment of Melbourn Science Park, featuring new office and research space, a hotel and gastro pub.

Jacks Gelato has applied for change of use at the site.

They will help link the villages to Cambridge for cyclists and pedestrians.

The owners say they are humbled by the support they received.

There are concerns it would create two years of noise, vibration and dust.

Plans have been submitted to Cambridge City Council.

It will deliver 600,000 square feet of lab space.

The move follows a consultation by the Greater Cambridge Partnership, which found support for re-introducing a restriction on the bridge.

The new homes are proposed to be built on two plots of land between Madingley Road and Huntingdon Road.

The owner is proposing to convert part of the building into science and technology space for researchers.

Brydell Partners says it would be used to “support the city’s strengths in research and innovation”.

Its owner has pledged to transform the site on Newmarket Road.

Hairdresser Piero D’Angelico saved them from the skip and is raising funds for their new home.

But the decision on the nationally-significant scheme will rest with the government.

It wants to be operational in Central Bedfordshire in 2026.

A refurbishment of the main 666-seat auditorium is also planned.

Proposals also include 40 homes for garage site damaged in Storm Eunice.

The site in Coldhams Road can now be used as industrial space and a new warehouse is planned to be built on the site.