Cambridge City Council My Cambridge: Log in or sign up Menu Accessibility tools Home > Pollution, noise and nuisance Cambridge walk-in vaccinations Dismiss Get your coronavirus vaccination at walk-in clinics in and around Cambridge – no appointment needed, but wear a face mask Pollution, noise and nuisance Contaminated land Air quality Audible intruder, fire and car alarms Busking and the street performers' code of practice Construction sites Drains and sewers May ball handbook Odour Pollution control - abatement notice Report a noise issue Resolve a dispute about a high hedge Coronavirus guidance and advice Find information about vaccinations and testing, local help, financial support and more COP26 and our response to the climate emergency Find out how we are addressing one of our key policy priorities – and how you can help Fostering in Cambridgeshire Do something incredible and change your profession Menu News Updates Consultations Committee meetings Follow us Facebook Twitter YouTube All our social media accounts Subscribe to email alerts Find out more Accessibility Contact us Cookies Data Protection Job vacancies Terms of use Other useful sites Cambridge Corn Exchange Cambridge Live Trust city events Greater Cambridge Partnership Visit Cambridge

Cambridge City Council My Cambridge: Log in or sign up Menu Accessibility tools Home > Urban growth Cambridge walk-in vaccinations Dismiss Get your coronavirus vaccination at walk-in clinics in and around Cambridge – no appointment needed, but wear a face mask Urban growth Cambridge is growing so it can continue to thrive with new homes and new jobs. There are plans for 14,000 new homes in the city between 2011 and 2031. Over 2,700 new homes are already occupied on the city's southern fringe alone. Why Cambridge is growing Where Cambridge is growing Get involved in the new neighbourhoods Living in the new neighbourhoods The focus is on: helping to meet housing needs, including the need for affordable housing improving infrastructure and making it easier to travel in and around the city creating well-designed, sustainable new neighbourhoods with lots of open spaces developing strong new communities as integral parts of Cambridge keeping Cambridge’s special character and high quality of life Coronavirus guidance and advice Find information about vaccinations and testing, local help, financial support and more COP26 and our response to the climate emergency Find out how we are addressing one of our key policy priorities – and how you can help Fostering in Cambridgeshire Do something incredible and change your profession Menu News Updates Consultations Committee meetings Follow us Facebook Twitter YouTube All our social media accounts Subscribe to email alerts Find out more Accessibility Contact us Cookies Data Protection Job vacancies Terms of use Other useful sites Cambridge Corn Exchange Cambridge Live Trust city events Greater Cambridge Partnership Visit Cambridge