What can we learn from the Southern Fringe (2): Community
Following on from my last post about what lessons regarding transport should be learned from the Southern Fringe survey, today I’m turning my attention to community. Continue reading “What can we learn from the Southern Fringe (2): Community”
What can we learn from the Southern Fringe (1): Transport
I’ve spent some time looking through a report which was recently published about the Cambridge ‘Southern Fringe’ development, comprising Trumpington Meadows, Great Kneighton, Glebe Farm and Ninewells. Continue reading “What can we learn from the Southern Fringe (1): Transport”
Why the Cherry Hinton Road design process is rubbish
On Wednesday evening (5 June 2019) I attended two events which, taken together, demonstrate why I am constantly arguing for Joined Up Thinking across the organisations involved in our local government. Continue reading “Why the Cherry Hinton Road design process is rubbish”
Where will the children of GB1 and GB2 go to school?
Many local residents went along to the engagement event held last week by the developer of the GB2 ‘Newbury Farm’ site (Wort’s Causeway) and several of you have subsequently been in touch to give me your thoughts. One big concern is about where the children who will live on that site (and GB1 too, when it is developed) will go to school. Continue reading “Where will the children of GB1 and GB2 go to school?”
Marshall’s move
You may have spotted today’s announcement that Marshalls are proposing to relocate their operations, leaving their Cambridge Airport site ripe for redevelopment. This has potentially huge implications, both for Cambridge as a whole and for Queen Edith’s. Continue reading “Marshall’s move”
Let’s have our say on the ‘GB2’ housing development site
We have heard from This Land, the developer of the GB2 housing development site between Wort’s Causeway and Babraham Road, that they will be holding a drop-in community engagement event about their proposals on Tuesday 14th and Wednesday 15th May, 4pm-8pm, at Netherhall Sports Centre on Queen Edith’s Way. Continue reading “Let’s have our say on the ‘GB2’ housing development site”
My 2019 Election Website
Here’s a copy of my website set up for the 2019 city council election, in which I was thrilled to get 838 votes, beating three of the long-established political parties in Queen Edith’s. Continue reading “My 2019 Election Website”