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Anne Miller, of Carbon Neutral Cambridge, looks at claims made in response to the Local Plan call for sites.

Residents objecting to plans to demolish Lockton House in Cambridge say it would harm the Brooklands Avenue conservation area.

The awards celebrate the skill and craftmanship of projects completed within five miles of the city centre.

Fears have been raised that there are no alternatives to counter proposals for removable stalls and making the market a flexible entertainment space.

A petition has been launched to reject Thakeham’s controversial plans for 25,000 homes in South Cambridgeshire from the Local Plan.

Councillors have unanimously rejected plans that would have seen popular music pub The Flying Pig partially demolished.

James Palmer has backed the idea of 7,000 homes at Linton among a number of new developments.

Transport secretary Grant Shapps has cancelled the ‘Ox-Cam expressway’ today (Thursday, March 18) after analysis confirmed it was not cost-effective.

Meanwhile, McMullen has given an update on plans for its adjacent pub.

Anthony Browne MP says he welcomes confirmation that local councillors will be able to determine the scheme.

South Cambridgeshire district councillors found ‘very special circumstances’ to justify decision.

Plans to build a new police station on green belt land beside Milton Park & Ride have been approved.

A campaign group will mount a legal challenge if its concerns are not addressed over plans for the 4,500-home Waterbeach New Town East.

It could offer an alternative site for the telecoms equipment being moved from Park Street car park.

Cambridgeshire County Council applied for planning permission for the Cambridge South West travel hub in June last year.

An ambitious strategy which sets out how the region’s transport system can support economic growth has been published today (Thursday, February 25).

It comes as construction begins on an underpass for the Chisholm Trail project.

But no more than 500 homes can be built without a Cambourne to Cambridge transport scheme.

But critics warn ‘dumping’ one million houses on area will urbanise five counties.

Cambridgeshire County Council said it had large numbers of duplicate entries.