Planning - Other

286 square metres of solar PV panels could be installed.

The decision comes amid safety investigations into the deaths of a pedestrian and a cyclist on the southern stretch of the busway.

It promises a ‘wholeheartedly positive impact’.

CCTV cameras are being proposed amid disruption caused by ‘uninvited people’ entering the building during services.

Office, retail and community space is proposed.

Cllr Stephen Ferguson suggested there may not be enough political will to pass the current plans due to their unpopularity with county residents.

It represents the final phase of development on the site at the edge of Cambridge.

The 1950s building and the training tower could both be demolished.

A forensic investigation company wants to open on the site.

Nine flats and ground floor commercial space have been approved in Chesterton.

It would create a place for ‘play, exploration and supported risk taking’.

Developers plan Premier Inn hotel, lab space and public square with restaurants

The Chesterton Partnership also wants to build lab space and offices.

‘Substantial’ cycling and walking infrastructure proposed.

The preferred bidder, a children’s organisation, has not been named by the council.

Cambridgeshire County Council agreed this week to seek a Transport and Works Act Order for the construction of the busway.

Councillors were handed a petition calling for an on-road solution to save Coton Orchard.

A call for a referendum on proposed road-charging for Cambridge failed to get enough support from councillors.

The vote to close Mill Road bridge in Cambridge to private motor vehicles remains valid despite the error.

Cambridgeshire County Council will consider the call for a vote after more than 15,000 signed.