Planning - Other

Cambridge singer-songwriter SJ Mortimer has released charity single ‘Save Our Home’ with 24 local musicians for the Save The Flying Pig pub campaign

Councillors spent five hours debating plans, with some voicing major concerns over transport links to Cambridge.

As consultation begins, some fear the new flats will affect the park.

Campaigners who want to create a new Cambridge Great Park to protect green belt land are asking the public to add their own ideas to their map

The plans are part of a wider scheme that will bring new schools, a community building, sports fields, retail opportunities and public open space.

Congestion and charging for loos among concerns voiced by city councillors.

Deb Roberts says: ‘The current administration seems to think that it knows all and the general public knows nought.’

Council to investigate basements underneath the cobbles to see if they can be repurposed

The Chinese technology company withdrew initial plans last summer after concerns over the impact on the landscape.

Have your say on blueprint that will guide development across Cambridge and South Cambridgeshire.

Cambridge could yet retain a city centre police station when Parkside is closed.

The proposed £160million busway will use new technology, cut congestion and reduce journey times.

Villagers still have concerns over A428 access though.

The development will mean expansion at Cambourne Village College and new primary schools.

But Labour says they are often vandalised and better facilities will be provided in Quayside.

A forum took place at Newnham College at which the future economy, infrastructure and housing planning for Cambridge was analysed and debated.

Regulars at historic pub say there will still be substantial demolution, which will risk endangering its viability.

A new Centre for Cities’ report has called on England’s metro mayors to take control of bus networks

The poor condition of the existing building has prompted applicants to change plans for renovation.

Agent says eight-storey building and urban park will improve the public realm - but one councillor describes it as ‘enormous’