Land to the east of the A1301, south of the A505 near Hinxton and west of the A1301, north of the A505 near Whittlesford Hinxton CB10 1RE

an AgriTech technology park comprising up to 112,000 m2 (gross) employment floorspace, supporting infrastructure, amenities and landscape works including publicly accessible informal open space, enhancements to parkland, vehicle and cycle parking, service areas, bus/cycle interchange on land west of the A1301/north of A505 and infrastructure works including new vehicular access, highway improvement works, pedestrian and cycle links with bridge crossings over A1301/A505 and River Cam, site re-profiling, drainage works, foul and water pumping stations and primary electricity sub station, telecommunications infrastructure and other associated works

Authority: South Cambridgeshire District Council
Appeal type: other · Planning Appeal (W)
Procedure: Inquiry
Postcode: CB10 1RE

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