More than 90 Cambridge council homes approved
Cambridge City Council will build over 90 new council homes across six small sites, including Cherry Hinton, King’s Hedges, and East Chesterton.
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Trinity College sets sustainable benchmark at Cambridge Science Park
Cambridge has upgraded 334 Cambridge Science Park (34,000 sq ft), achieving a 5.5-star NABERS UK rating.
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178 properties to be delivered at Saffron Walden scheme
Chase New Homes and B3 Living are building Saffron Park in Saffron Walden, delivering 101 private and 67 affordable homes from 2027.
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Olympic and Paralympic stars open Leighton Leisure Centre
A £33.9 million Bedfordshire leisure centre was opened last Saturday.
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Chelmsford Garden Community final phase approved
The final phase of Chelmsford Garden Community was recently approved by Chelmsford City Council
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Cambridge student accommodation set for approval
A planning application for demolition of existing student accommodation, and the erection of newer student accommodation at Wolfson Court in Cambridge has come forward.
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165 new Cambridge homes greenlit
A 165-home planning application for Hanover Court and Princess Court in Cambridge has seen approval.
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Cambridge South Station open for passengers
The new Cambridge South Station opened for use this Sunday.
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120 homes at Barnwell Square see construction progress
The last bricks have been laid for the Barnwell Square development in Cambridge, which comprises 120 new council homes.
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Costain appointed for West Winch Housing Access Road project
Norfolk County Council has appointed Costain to design and build the West Winch Housing Access Road, a new 1.5-mile route connecting the A47 and A10.
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£1.35 million funding approved for Earl Stonham junction business case
Suffolk County Council approves £1.35m to develop a full business case for a £6.46m bypass and junction upgrade on the A140 at Earl Stonham.
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Cambridge-based former council estate redevelopment progresses
CIP submits plans to replace 235 failing Cambridge council homes with 299 modern units, including 150 funding-backed council homes.
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Third Taverham application comes forward for same site
Broadland District Council is recommended to approve Norfolk Homes’ reserved matters application for 188 homes at the 1,530-unit Marriott’s Park site in Taverham.
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Norwich property portfolio on market for offers over £5m
Savills lists a £5m+ mixed property portfolio in Norwich’s Golden Triangle, generating a £360k annual rental income with tenants in situ.
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61 Stalham care homes top out
Housing 21 and local councils celebrated the topping-out of Albion Gardens, a 61-home Extra Care scheme for over-55s in Stalham, set to open in spring 2027.
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Cambridge East acquired by Homes England and Hill Group
Homes England and developer Hill have acquired the 700-acre Cambridge East site from Marshall Group to deliver over 10,000 homes.
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Chancellor announces three critical OxCam developments
At the “Creating a Scientific Superpower” conference, Chancellor Rachel Reeves announced three major growth plans for the Oxford-Cambridge corridor.
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UKPF attends: Creating a Scientific Superpower 2026
The fifth annual “Creating a Scientific Superpower” conference featured a major government plan to launch a Greater Cambridge Development Corporation.
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217-dwelling Cambridgeshire scheme set for full approval
East Cambridgeshire District Council is recommended to approve Barratt David Wilson Homes’ reserved matters application for 197 dwellings and 20 self-build plots in Littleport.
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Mortimer Street Capital arranges £3.6 million Cambridge refurbishment facility with London Credit
Mortimer Street Capital has arranged a £3.6 million commercial refurbishment facility with London Credit to convert a Cambridge asset into Med-Tech space.
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