Chris RandDo click through on the links for more – there’s some fascinating reading. All views are those of their authors, not the Queen Edith’s Community Forum.
From “About the Greater Cambridge Local Plan” (Greater Cambridge Shared Planning, 2020):
“Cambridge City Council and South Cambridgeshire District Council are working together to create a joint Local Plan for the two areas – which we are referring to as Greater Cambridge. This is the first time we will have a joint Local Plan, and it will ensure that there is a consistent approach to planning and building across both areas over the next 20 years.
“A Local Plan is a legal document that the Councils are required to prepare, which sets out the future land use and planning policies for the area over a set time period. It sets out the amount of new homes and jobs that should be planned for; the services and infrastructure that are needed to support this change; and where new development should happen, and where should be protected from development”
Latest articles we recommend
- 25 September 2020: The next Local Plan and why we must keep on top of it (The Sam Davies Sam4QE blog)
- 25 September 2020: Who will evaluate the Cambridge Local Plan 2006-2016? (The Cambridge Town Owl blog)
- 18 September 2020: The new Greater Cambridge Local Plan for after 2030 – first identified sites for development (The Cambridge Town Owl blog)
- 18 September 2020: Tens of thousands of homes proposed by developers for Cambridge and South Cambridgeshire (Cambridge Independent newspaper)
- 18 September 2020: Proposals for building houses and other projects around Cambridge revealed (Cambridge News newspaper)
- 18 September 2020: Greater Cambridge Local Plan website
- 18 September 2020: Interactive ‘Site Submissions’ map
