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Huntingdonshire councillors approve local plan as it heads to planning inspectors
The proposals that extend to 2046 could result in 27,000 new homes following the increased house building targets imposed by ministers You can: “What does the map look like?” Like this: Above – you can browse through the map in detail here. Cambridge is located at the bottom right of the image above, and the…
The Cambourne-to-Cambridge busway represents a failure in transport infrastructure decision-making
Which is quite a statement given that the ink from Lord Hendy’s ministerial pen is still not dry from granting ministerial approval for the controversial busway Yet even if Lord Hendy had declined the advice from the two transport inspectors and refused the application, I would have come to the same conclusion The systems of…
Eddington’s expansion is up before Cambridge City Council – any swimming pool progress updates?
The application requires the developers to make a contribution towards the cost and space of a new large swimming pool that would normally provide capacity for a population of a town for 50,000 people “Why does the University of Cambridge’s swimming pool at West Cambridge matter again?” Because they raised expectations ages ago – first…
The Cambridge Town Owl 