Shaping Cambridge

Cambridge is one of the fastest growing cities in Western Europe. The scale of change we face threatens to destroy the character and ambience that makes Cambridge so special. CambridgePPF seeks to influence the planning of new developments and the design of new communities, so that they are as attractive as possible as places for people to live and work, to maintain and enhance the quality of the conservation areas, and to protect the green and historic character of the Cambridge area.

Trumpington Meadows

2013 consultations

town view

2013 local plan consultations

The second stage in the local-plan consultations by the City and by South CambsDC has taken place. Our responses are here.

CambridgePPF does not support using green-belt land to build houses. The National Planning Policy Framework lays down that green-belt land should be released only under very special circumstances and using it to build houses does not amount to very special circumstances.

Castle Mound view

2012 local plan consultations

Cam Corridor Strategy

CambridgePPF has gathered together a number of organisations to develop a comprehensive strategy for the Cam Corridor.

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Market Square

Business Improvement District and City Deal

CambridgePPF welcomes the BID initiative, and supports the Cambridge City Deal initiative

Past workshops

 

are listed here.

Green Belt Policy

The Cambridge Green Belt is under constant threat. See here for CambridgePPF's policy.
green belt

Cambridge fringe developments

1 Northstowe - 10,000 homes

2 NIAB - about 1800 homes

3 Orchard Park - increase from 950 to 1200 homes

4 Cambridge's Northern Fringe East

5 Cambridge East

6 Bell School - about 350 homes

7 Addenbrookes (Cambridge Biomedical Campus)

8 Clay Farm and Glebe Farm - up to 2600 homes

9 Trumpington Meadows - about 1200 homes

10 Northwest Cambridge - 3000 homes

CB1

CB1 is the name given to the extensive development near the station. It is the largest development project ever planned for Cambridge (estimated cost £ 850 million), and is the City's most important gateway.

Cambridge Past, Present & Future

www.cambridgeppf.org

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