Planning - Other

Smarter Cambridge Transport and Camcycle had opposed the plans, warning they would affect progress on the Chisholm Trail.

The station, in the green belt, would act as the force’s main hub and custody suite in the south of the county.

8,000 new homes is too many and more green space is needed, say residents.

30 would be council homes and 45 would go on the market

The council housing would be part of a wider development also including homes on the open market.

Tens of thousands of homes for countryside are put forward by developers as part of planning process.

Tim Bick has shared his thoughts after developers proposed sites for thousands of new homes.

Find out what is suggested for your community with our interactive map as new towns and major developments are put forward.

Consultation on the next phase is due to begin in autumn.

But there were questions around a gas main on the site.

Campaigners hoping to save the Flying Pig pub when the plot it stands on is redeveloped have called for people to respond to the new plans.

The Riverside Area Residents’ Association is seeking a Judicial Review of the planning consent.

Nine schools have so far started training volunteers to close nearby roads, but more are likely to take similar action.

Cambridge City Council has said a six-week trial will start on Monday, August 24, and will open up roads for 'pop up activities'

Network Rail is to make an application to show it has the right to build a train wash - opposed by nearby residents - in Cambridge.

Three schools, 20,000 jobs and 10ha of green space are planned - have your say in major consultation.

Smaller vehicles, carrying fewer passengers, would reduce the costs of tunnels, stations and other infrastructure

Uncertainties caused by the pandemic have put a question mark on the switch.

It will create 200 new full-time jobs on the former Spicer’s site - but has come under fire from US officials.

Discussions have been taking place that could see some city police officers based at the fire station while the rest move to Milton.