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Stephen Kelly Joint Director of Planning & Economy Cambridge & South Cambridgeshire Councils

Headlines “Greater Cambridge” is growing fast At the heart of an “cautious” economic ecosystem(s) A low rise historic city surrounded by a green belt and villages Limited travel options The continued need to move around – to live, work, thrive

A plan for growth 2018 - 2031 33,500 new homes 44,000 new jobs Extra 60,000 people by 2031 balanced between urban and rural areas new towns and village and urban infilling and expansion A Transport Plan to underpin local plans

Spatial Choices Fringe Densification Dispersal Transport corridors

Challenge 1: Employment Growing faster than new homes Place specific Specialist sectors growing fastest Recruitment is difficult Housing affordability is an issue Connecting skills with jobs

Challenge 2: Housing Demand is high Price of housing in City Housing delivery locations Housing choices vs demand Overall affordability

Challenge 3: Environment Capacity? Net Zero Carbon Doubling nature commitments Climate Change resilience

Challenge 4: External Factors Certainty and governance Corridors and clusters International factors Land use and land quality Technology Spatial choices