Closing dates (2007) are 3rd May for any evidence of protected species on Vicar's Brook and Hobson's Brook or environmental evidence; ... and don't forget to show up at the Guildhall Cambridge from 10am on 13th June 2007 for when the Public Inquiry resumes.

Sunday, 1 April 2007

Campaigning to Save Mature Trees in Cambridge

This campaign, that we can see broadening beyond its original remit has been started by Fitzwilliam Road Residents Association in response to a planning appeal by a developer who was refused permission for a high density development that would have profound implications on loss of mature trees and historic buildings around the Brookland's Avenue conservation area in Cambridge.
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STATEMENT OF PURPOSE

Building well designed and sustainable developments requires public participation to get right, and this includes the right to have our views taken into consideration properly and not just dealt with as a formality in planning decisions. We abhor the fact many large developments and commercial concerns override wider public interest including protection of our environment and historic buildings. We uphold the right of public participation in planning and call on our elected representatives to do the same.