It will include 4,000 homes and two primary schools.
It appealed to keep its ‘Famous Louisiana Chicken’ signage.
Authority will need to refund estimated £4.2m due to 20 years of overcharging.
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The Secretary of State’s decision is due in the next three months.
A critical incident was called - but the situation has now improved.
There was debate about the merits of the revised plans.
Two lakes between Romsey and Cherry Hinton could be opened to the public.
Perne Road homes could become seven flats if inspector overrules council.
The city council plans new lighting, fencing and cycle parking too.
The Silver Street bus gate caught out the most drivers.
One councillor calls it ‘unacceptable’.
Many children with complex needs are still being cared for out of the county.
More homes are handed back with large amounts of work.
Matthew Taylor said he wants The Alcademy to be a ‘community hub’.
A hearing will be convened to consider it.
A developer sought permitted development rights.
One warned they earn less than the minimum wage working in the city.
Two new science buildings and two office buildings could be built if plans are approved.
The city council plans to move residents out and redevelop the site.
The 13-foot sculpture stands outside Charter House at 62-68 Hills Road.
