Developments
General Documents
See the Parish Council Web Site for the most up to date information on development and planning issues
Proposed (163) Homes (Chestnut Rise) Consultation Web Site
Proposed Plan 350 New Homes (Newmarket Road) (PDF)
Burwell Vision (PDF)
Proposed (163) Homes (Chestnut Rise) Consultation Web Site
Proposed Plan 350 New Homes (Newmarket Road) (PDF)
Burwell Vision (PDF)
Woodside Meadows - 91 Park Homes (Starting from £240,000)
Mandeville Park - About half a dozen new houses off Low Road, around 850K each. Mar-2021
Construction of a 50MW battery storage development on Weirs Drove- Feb 2021
Goosehill_Farm_Solar_Farm - 2020
New House Replacing Demolished Bungalow Weirs Drove - 2020
Little Fen/Dyson's Drove 2019-
Off Toyse Lane (Demolished Bungalow Site) 2018-
Several houses
The old Crown Pub re-development (2018-
Several houses and included conversion of pub to residential property
Birches Tye (Hopkins Homes)
The Anchor Pub Garden
June 2016, 2 new houses by the river
Dyson's Drove
4 Houses (2016-2017)
Burwell Farm has been bought by the National Trust at a cost of 1.7 million pounds
Flashy National Trust leaflets through the post confirm that the National Trust has acquired 450 acres of land to extend and help preserve the Fen extending from Wicken. See the
Wicken National Trust Site
for more info.
Wicken National Trust Site
for more info.
Copperfield Way (Off Isaacson Road)
Another development currently underway (Nov. 2004)
Factory Site re-development
Latest Update (9-June-2002): Construction continues:
Latest Update (27-Apr-2004): Most of the estate is now complete:
Jubilee Green
This park has been updated and improved (Nov. 2004)
New Library
Now completed and open for business (Jan. 2006)
New Skate Park
The skate park is now Complete (Nov. 2004)
Browns of Burwell development
The Browns of Burwell site in North Street has been acquired by
Twigden Homes
. They will be presenting their development plans for the site at the
Parish Council
meeting in the Jubilee Reading Room on the 30th July 2003.
Brown's Site as of February 2004
Twigden Homes
. They will be presenting their development plans for the site at the
Parish Council
meeting in the Jubilee Reading Room on the 30th July 2003.
Construction well under way (Nov. 2004)
New Woodland
The two woods recently planted should help improve the quality of life in
the village. These are Priory Wood between Priory Close and Weirs Drove at
Crowhall Farm
Events
Action
Adam's fundraiser
Children's Liver
Disease Foundation
Just Giving Page
Children's Liver
Disease Foundation
Médecins Sans Frontières
MSF Web Site
Area Photos
Village News
UK's biggest solar farm approved for east of England (Click on image for larger version)
Latest Proposals
Project and
Current Status
Latest Proposals
Project and
Current Status
BBC News
Club aims to hit bills for six with solar panel moveThe club's pavilion is kitted out with solar panels after winning a grant from the county council.
School holiday 'boredom' blamed for 999 hoax callsA police force is urging parents to educate their children about the dangers of making prank calls.
Community group helps small traders earn £300,000Up The Garden Bath has used its shop in Peterborough to support independent businesses.
Appeal after gull with bullet wound lands in gardenThe RSPCA is appealing for witnesses after the shot bird was found in Wisbech.
Summit will attempt to work out who owns town parkRepresentatives of two councils will meet to look at who owns Godmanchester Recreation Ground.
'The ick' and 'boop' newest entries in dictionaryThe new additions are among more than 3,200 words and phrases introduced this year.
'I wanted to be that person for black researchers'"The impact we've had has gone far beyond what we imagined,” says co-founder of Black in Cancer.
University to get new media and TV buildingThe facility will be built at Anglia Ruskin University in Cambridge despite more than 80 objections.
Town improvement works 'killing our livelihood'Hundreds support a petition to compensate Market Square businesses affected by the work.
Major feared Churchill archive would be broken upNewly-released papers show John Major was told Churchill's private archive could be broken up.
Visitors flock to see 'Britain's Pompeii' displayRare artefacts preserved for 3,000 years have attracted more visitors than usual, says museum.