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Cambridge redevelopment slammed as 'immoral gentrification' to go ahead

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Cambridge City Council has approved plans to demolish 32 flats and build 84 new homes in their place. The redevelopment project is being headed up by the Cambridge Investment Partnership, a joint venture between the city council and Hill developers. The plans proposed to make 45 of the new homes available as affordable housing, and for the other 39 to be sold as private homes.

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Cambridge redevelopment slammed as 'immoral gentrification' to go ahead

Cambridge City Council has approved plans to redevelop Fanshawe Road in order to increase the number of homes, despite being accused of “immoral gentrification”.

1 month ago·Cambridge, United Kingdom

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