Thank you for supporting our petition - Planning improvements are desirable but not at all cost
We have collected over 1,036 signatures and on 17 October 2012 submitted all to the Department of Communities and Local Government - for the media release please click here.
Background - letter from our Chairman - click here , petition details (NOW CLOSED however you can sign up for our e-newsletter for updates), background reading and contact details - click here.

In our response to the government's consultation on the Draft National Planning Policy Framework we have said that:
Cambridge is a city of international significance. CambridgePPF cannot emphasise too highly that the quality of Cambridge as a place has to be sustained, and even enhanced, through sound and robust planning processes if the area is to continue to perform strongly in economic terms. Hasty and poor-quality development, not balanced with infrastructure investment and with environmental considerations, will kill the goose that has hitherto laid the golden eggs. Our full response is here.
Background - letter from our Chairman - click here , petition details (NOW CLOSED however you can sign up for our e-newsletter for updates), background reading and contact details - click here.

In our response to the government's consultation on the Draft National Planning Policy Framework we have said that:
Cambridge is a city of international significance. CambridgePPF cannot emphasise too highly that the quality of Cambridge as a place has to be sustained, and even enhanced, through sound and robust planning processes if the area is to continue to perform strongly in economic terms. Hasty and poor-quality development, not balanced with infrastructure investment and with environmental considerations, will kill the goose that has hitherto laid the golden eggs. Our full response is here.
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