Community Forums
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Community forums are for new neighbourhoods arising from growth in South Cambridgeshire. These bring residents, councils and developers together to raise issues and discuss how the developments are moving forward.The forums are open to all and meet up to 4 times a year. Various formats are used, including: informal drop-in sessions, formal meetings with presentations and Microsoft Teams hosted online events.
Each meeting has an individual webpage where you can find agendas, confirm meeting dates, register for the contact list, and more. These are listed below and include City-edge developments which are shared with the City Council:
Joint meetings delivered in partnership with the City Council:
- Cambridge East Community Forum
- North West and West Community Forum
- North East Cambridge Community Forum
Schedule of forums for 2024
Rounds | Northstowe | North East Cambridge | Cambridge East | Waterbeach | North West and West Cambridge | Bourn Airfield and Cambourne Forum |
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Round 4 | 4 December | 13 November | 6 November | 23 October | 17 October (online via Microsoft Teams) | 11 December |
Format and frequency of meetings are likely to change, subject to local conditions and progress on each site. Always check individual webpages for confirmation of dates and format.
Schedule of forums for 2025
Rounds | Northstowe | North East Cambridge | Cambridge East | Waterbeach | North West and West Cambridge | Bourn Airfield and Cambourne Forum |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Round 1 | 5 March | 26 March (online via Microsoft Teams) | 12 March | 19 March | 26 February (online via Microsoft Teams) | 12 February |
Round 2 | 4 June | 9 July (online via Microsoft Teams) | 18 June | 2 July | 12 June | 25 June |
Round 3 | 10 September | 19 November (online via Microsoft Teams) | 22 October | 5 November | 15 October (online via Microsoft Teams) | 12 November |
Round 4 | 3 December | - | - | - | - | - |
Other ways to get involved
- Find your local councillors and how to contact them
- Attend Planning Committee or Joint Development Control Committee meetings
- Take part in consultations
- See Section 106 contributions in South Cambs