Open for comments from Wednesday 7 May to Wednesday 18 June.
Cambridge City Council wants to work with the local community to shape a Framework for Change for north Cambridge.
This framework builds on previous work, including the recently adopted North Cambridge neighbourhoods Design Code, which established principles for the area based on the community’s priorities.
The framework will guide improvements to homes, streets, green spaces, and local business and community facilities in Arbury, King’s Hedges and Chesterton. Hearing from local people will be vital.
This survey is part of a wider programme of engagement including workshops, pop-ups, school sessions, and interviews. It gives you the opportunity to share your thoughts, ideas, and concerns to help shape the future of these neighbourhoods.
The framework will consider themes including:
- older council housing estates
- parks and green spaces
- Arbury Court and the surrounding community facilities
- streets and travel
https://engage.cambridge.gov.uk/en-GB/folders/north-cambridge-framework-for-change
Please do complete this survey if you have time. Plus you can add comments onto the map.
Have your say
Complete the engagement survey or comment on interactive map.
From Wednesday 7 May to Wednesday 18 June 2025, the council invite all residents to participate in a series of workshops, community conversations and online forums designed to gather ideas and feedback.
These sessions will allow participants to learn more about the project and share their thoughts.
To request the survey in another format, please contact communications@cambridge.gov.uk.
Hard copy surveys are available at Arbury Court Library, Meadows Community Centre and all drop-in events.
Email northcambridge@engagecf.co.uk to request materials in other languages.