Question 2. Please submit any sites for employment and housing you wish to suggest for allocation in the Local Plan. Provide as much information and supporting evidence as possible.
Land north of Chiswick End, Meldreth SG8 6LZ (Nearest)
0.47
Paddock / scrub and woodland / orchard
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between 5 and 9 dwellings
between 5 and 9 dwellings
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Agricultural Land / Commercial / Infrastructure
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Mixed use - Office or research and development space Specialist or other types of employment space
Employment oppotunities
minimum employment floorspace 5000 maximum employment floorspace 7000
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Land south of Pampisford Road, Great Abington CB21 6AQ
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Agricultural and and building
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Residential
Residential units
Minimum residential units 50 and to maximum residential units is 70.
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Yes
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Agricultural Land / Building
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Greenfield
Residential
Residential units
Between 150 - 175
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Paddock / scrub
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Greenfield
- open space
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Commercial and Industrial
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previously developed land
Non-residential - employment space
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employment between 6093 and 9290 square metres
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Paddock / scrubland
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Greenfield
Non-residential General industrial uses; Storage and distribution uses; Office or research and development space
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Employment floorspace: Between 15895 square metres and 16830 square metres.
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Commercial / Industrial
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Mixed-used Office or research and development space Specialist or other types of employment space
Creche / nursery
Employment floorspace: Between 85,000 square metres and 110,000 square metres. Residential units: Between 250 and 450 units.
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Yes, the site has access to key utilities.
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Agricultural land/building.
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Greenfield land.
Proposing up to 117 market and affordable homes.
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Proposing between 65 to 117 residential units.
The site is contained within the Cambridge Green Belt.
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The site is not affected by flood risk.
The site has access to key utilities.
The site contains or lies adjacent to key infrastructure (e.g., pipelines, pylons, electricity sub-stations).
The site will be available for development in the next 0 to 5 years.
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Residential
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previously developed land
Residential
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29 Residential Units
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Education/community uses. Whittlesford Mill (comprising the Mill, the Mill House, and the Orangery) is owned by the Hamilton Kerr Institute, a department of the Fitzwilliam Museum.
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Previously developed land.
Proposing up to 15 market and affordable homes.
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Proposing between 7 to15 residential units.
Whittlesford Mill House is a Grade II listed building adjacent to large areas of woodland and water paddocks. The site is in Flood Zones 2 and 3 and within the Cambridge Green Belt. Given these constraints, there is limited scope for re-development/new build on-site, although the less sensitive buildings (garages and sheds) provide some scope for minor re-development. Proposing to convert the Mill buildings into residential use.
The site is accessed via Mill Lane to the south-west.
The site is contained within Flood Zones 2 and 3.
The site is contained within Flood Zones 2 and 3. The Mill House, Mill, and Orangery are in Flood Zone 3.
The site has access to key utilities.
The site does not contain, or lie adjacent to, key infrastructure (e.g., pipelines, pylons, electricity sub-stations).
The site will be available for development in the next 0 to 5 years.
The Mill House, Mill and Orangery have potential for conversion to residential use. Given the status of the heritage asset, and the fact that parts of the site are designated within flood zones 2 and 3, there is limited potential for any redevelopment or new build on-site; however, the less sensitive buildings (garages and sheds) provide some scope for minor redevelopment that would better optimise the use of the site and reflect the surrounding heritage assets more appropriately.
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The site is contained within Flood Zones 2 and 3. This should not be a barrier to conversion, given the Mill House was built for residential uses.
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Church and community centre
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previously developed land
Residential
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The site is capable of delivering 52 homes.
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Yes, the site has access to key utilities.
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Car park
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PDL
Residential
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Capacity for 40 residential units.
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Residential
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Previously developed land
Residential
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Capacity for 164 Residential Units
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Yes, the site has access to key utilities.
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Residential
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Residential
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Capacity for 90 residential units.
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Yes, the site has access to key utilities.
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Agricultural land/building.
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Greenfield land.
Proposing up to 82 market and affordable homes.
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Proposing up to 82 residential units.
The site is contained within the Cambridge Green Belt.
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The site is not affected by flood risk.
The site has access to key utilities.
The site contains or lies adjacent to key infrastructure (e.g., pipelines, pylons, electricity sub-stations).
The site will be available for development in the next 0 to 5 years.
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Agricultural Land / Building
Part of the land is currently part of a farmyard in Litlington, the rest is greenfield.
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Greenfield
Residential Development of 70 - 100 residential units
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70 - 100 residential units
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Flood zone 1 Adjacent to Conservation Area and Listed Buildings
The Site has access to key utilities
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Residential
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Previously developed land
Residential
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Capacity for 134 residential units
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Yes, the site has access to key utilities.
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Agricultural land/building.
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Greenfield land.
Proposing up to 130 market and affordable homes.
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Proposing up to 130 residential units.
The site is contained within the Cambridge Green Belt and lies outside the development framework boundary.
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The site is not affected by flood risk.
The site has access to key utilities.
The site contains or lies adjacent to key infrastructure (e.g., pipelines, pylons, electricity sub-stations).
The site will be available for development in the next 0 to 5 years.
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Agricultural Land
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Greenfield
Residential
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Residential development capacity of 224 units.
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Yes, the site has access to key utilities.
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Agricultural Land / Building
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Greenfield land.
Proposing up to 360 market and affordable homes.
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Proposing up to 360 residential units.
The site is contained within the Cambridge Green Belt and lies outside the development framework boundary.
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The site is not affected by flood risk.
The site does not have access to key utilities.
The site does not contain, or lie adjacent to, key infrastructure (e.g., pipelines, pylons, electricity sub-stations).
The site will be available for development in the next 0 to 5 years.
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Compass House and adjacent land, Chivers Way, Histon, Cambridge, CB24 9AD
1.73
Commercial/industrial with ancillary uses. The northern part of the site comprises a detached two- and three-storey office building with a car parking area to the west. The southern part of the site comprises an empty former railway yard.
The southern part of the site comprises an empty former railway yard.
25/00451/FUL - Change of use from office (Class E) to mixed use office (Class E) and car driving test centre (Sui Generis) - Granted Permission (dated 02/04/2025) Pre-application advice: 24/50299/PRELV3, 24/50493/PRELV3
Previously developed land.
Proposing up to 22,000 square metres of office, research and development, and lab space.
Proposing ancillary uses such as aparthotels to accompany commercial uses.
Proposing up to 22,000 square metres of employment space.
There are several mature trees located along the north-eastern boundary along Station Road which are subject to Tree Preservation Orders (TPO).
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The Compass House part of the site is accessed from Chivers Way to the north, and the former railway yard is accessed from Station Road to the east.
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The site is not affected by flood risk.
The site has access to key utilities.
The site does not contain, or lie adjacent to, key infrastructure (e.g., pipelines, pylons, electricity sub-stations).
The site will be available for development in the next 0 to 5 years.
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Agricultural Land / Building
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Greenfield
Residential
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Residential development of 5 residential units.
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Yes, the site has access to key utilities.
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Paddock/scrub.
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Greenfield land.
Proposing up to 34 market and affordable homes.
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Proposing up to 34 residential units.
The site lies outside the development framework boundary.
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The site is not affected by flood risk.
The site has access to key utilities.
The site does not contain, or lie adjacent to, key infrastructure (e.g., pipelines, pylons, electricity sub-stations).
The site will be available for development in the next 0 to 5 years.
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Agricultural Land / Building & Infrastructure
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Greenfield
Residential
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Residential development of between 35 to 40 residential units.
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Yes, the site has access to key utilities.
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5 Honey Hill and 1.4ha of land to the south-east, West Wratting, CB21 5NQ
1.84
Residential and formerly commercial/industrial. 5 Honey Hill, to the northern part of the site, is residential. The southern and eastern parts of the site comprise the former Borehams Yard plant hire, ground work, waste salvage and reclamation yard.
The southern and eastern parts of the site were previously used as a plant hire, ground work, waste salvage and reclamation yard. The northern part of the site comprises a residential dwelling.
22/04689/FUL - Demolition of existing dwelling and structures and the change of use of the existing commercial yard for the erection of nine dwellinghouses and associated infrastructure and works. - Granted Permission (dated 10/08/2023) 23/04750/S73 - S73 to vary condition 2 (Approved plans) of planning permission 22/04689/FUL (Demolition of existing dwelling and structures and the change of use of the existing commercial yard for the erection of nine dwellinghouses and associated infrastructure and works) changes to plots 5-9 comprising adaptations to the single storey elements and the provision of attic rooms, changes to the internal layouts and the adjustment of some window positions. - Granted Permission (dated 06/02/2024) 24/02640/S73 - S73 to vary condition 36 (Archaeology) of planning permission 23/04750/S73 (S73 to vary condition 2 (Approved plans) of planning permission 22/04689/FUL (Demolition of existing dwelling and structures and the change of use of the existing commercial yard for the erection of nine dwellinghouses and associated infrastructure and works) changes to plots 5-9 comprising adaptations to the single storey elements and the provision of attic rooms, changes to the internal layouts and the adjustment of some window positions) to amend the wording of the condition to allow for demolition to slab level only. - Granted Permission (dated 05/09/2024) 25/02887/S73 - S73 to vary condition 2 (Approved plans) of planning permission 24/02640/S73 for demolition of existing dwelling and structures and the change of use of the existing commercial yard for the erection of nine dwellinghouses and associated infrastructure and works (as originally approved under planning ref. 22/04689/FUL and amended by planning ref. 23/04750/S73) comprising changes to plots 1-5 (materials, fenestration, ground levels) and garages to plots 5-9 (materials, elevation details, fenestration, ground levels, and addition of solar panels). - Awaiting decision
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Proposing up to 40 residential units, including market, affordable, custom, and self-build homes.
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Proposing up to 40 residential units.
Areas of the site are contaminated from its former use as a plant hire, ground work, waste salvage and reclamation yard. The land is in poor condition and requires remediation. The site is partially overgrown and is still littered with abandoned buildings, building materials, and piles of concrete and other remnants of its former use. Part of the site lies outside the development framework boundary.
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Proposing to extend the existing vehicular access to 5 Honey Hill.
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Areas of the site are contaminated from its former use as a plant hire, ground work, waste salvage and reclamation yard. 2025 Update: The site is not affected by flood risk.
The site has access to key utilities.
The site does not contain, or lie adjacent to, key infrastructure (e.g., pipelines, pylons, electricity sub-stations).
The site is in single ownership and is immediately available for development.
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The land is in single ownership.
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Contaminated land remediation costs.
Agricultural Land / Building Paddock / Scrub
Contaminated land due to Traveller's Occupation
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Greenfield
Non-residential development of 1000 - 3000 sqm of specialist or other types of employment floorspace
Electric Vehicle Forecourt, Solar Charging Roofs, Associated Retail, Offices, Food, Facilities, Storage and Rest area.
1000 3000 sqm employment floorspace
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The site has access to key utilities
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Agricultural Land / Building
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Greenfield
Residential development of 35 - 45 residential dwellings
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35 - 45 residential units
Within the Cambridge Green Belt
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Within the Cambridge Green Belt
The site has access to key utilities
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Agricultural Land / Building
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Greenfield
Residential Development
A Village Hall
40 - 65 residential units
Within the Cambridge Green Belt
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Within Cambridge Green Belt
The site has access to key utilities
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Education/community, Recreation, and Car park. The north-western part of the site comprises a car park and the former Bellerby's College, an international school with on-site residential accommodation. The college building was demolished in 2021 and has been replaced with hardstanding. The North Cambridge Academy school is situated in the centre of the plot, with the playing fields to the south-eastern part of the plot and a tennis court to the north.
The north-western part of the site once comprised an international school, which closed in 2020 and was demolished in 2021. This part of the site has been laid with hardstanding.
14/0591/FUL - Demolition of existing school buildings and erection of new 2-storey school and associated parking and landscaping. - Granted Permission (dated 10/09/2014)
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Mixed use. Proposing up to 168 residential units, including market, affordable and key worker housing and student accommodation, to the north-western part of the site. The rest of the site would comprise educational, community, and shared educational and community uses.
- Extend the sports hall to include new changing facilities, storage areas, a new café, an additional court and climbing wall - Construct a new entrance to the sports hall to facilitate community access and create a secure line for the school - Provide a 3G astro pitch - Provide 4 new tennis courts and a MUGA
Minimum of 130 residential units, proposing up to 168 residential units.
The site comprises a Protected Open Space, as designed in the current adopted Local Plan.
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Vehicle and pedestrian access is available from Arbury Road with separate pedestrian and cycle access from Haviland Way.
The site is generally flat apart from a change in levels at the front of the site to Arbury Road.
The site is in Flood Zone 1. The site is not situated within a conservation area and there are no designated heritage assets within the immediate vicinity.
The site has access to key utilities.
The site does not contain, or lie adjacent to, key infrastructure (e.g., pipelines, pylons, electricity sub-stations).
The site will be available for development in the next 0 to 5 years.
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