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The architecture and urban design of lifelong learning in growing Cambridge
You can add transport planning, and town planning, and landscaping/ecology to that list in the hope that at some stage one decision-making institution will take on the competency for lifelong learning provision Image: Public places, urban spaces 3rd ed. (2021) Carmona. – I found it in a charity shop! I mentioned in an earlier blogpost…
How is the Cambridge sci-tech community going to help Stevenage following GSK’s relocation to the CBC?
You may have seen the news that one of Stevenage’s largest employers of skilled workers is moving from its historic site south of the railway station on the GNER line to Cambridge Biomedical Campus. ‘Cambridge Delight’ “We are delighted to welcome the expansion of their presence here in Cambridge, and excited to see the impact…
BBC News asks ‘Why the UK is dithering over what to do about e-scooters’ – plus more on light rail
Back in November 2025 I asked “Ministers could save time and money by legalising and regulating e-scooters. So why won’t they?” Now the BBC has published an in-depth report on the Government’s e-scooters policies Image: Economic impact of light rail (2004) summarised here “But six years since the trials started around England, there’s still no conclusion…So…