They have spoken of responsibility for redesigning city’s historic core.
A river sourced heat pump will help University of Cambridge college become carbon neutral.
Owner John de Bruyne says the development is needed to safeguard its future.
Waits for autism services have also grown.
Reform would enact spending cuts on climate initiatives, he said.
It will be home to services, choir practice and a foodbank.
But others argued it’s a ‘once-in-a-generation’ chance.
It could provide space for 4,500 homes as government pushes for new housing.
The third phase of the greenway had been planned to follow a different route.
Opposition claims it was ‘carefully choreographed’.
Initial estimate was £800,000.
Eight homes are proposed for a field behind the pub.
The project will cost about £9.8m.
Councillor says it will affect lives of residents for many years.
The homes would be built where garage block was damaged in high winds.
£59m will be spent on roads, pathways, bridges and rights of way by the county council.
The detailed plans are part of the project to triple the campus’ size.
Cambridgeshire County Council has entered an exclusivity period.
But concerns were voiced for a neighbouring church.
The government has said it wants to see a move towards unitary councils.