In message , at 10:06:05 on Tue, 6 Oct 2015, Tim Streater remarked:
Dunno which one it is, but plenty to choose from here:
And so the conclusion is that the baddies when it comes to nurse shortages at Addenbrookes are the local Nimbys.
In message , at 10:11:38 on Tue, 6 Oct 2015, Tim Streater remarked:
The research is world class, but most of the routine nursing is done in what amounts to a rather provincial hospital of no particular merit.
That's for expanding the campus I think. But there's lots of housing going up to the west of the railway line.
In message , Tim Streater writes
See Roland P.
Otherwise up to 78 dwellings S/1963/15/OL off Bartlow Road. Up to 50 dwellings S/1969/15/OL Horseheath Road.
The second one is a fudge with Ely diocese to allow the rest of the space to be used as allotments. This is a continuation of a long running saga where the PC pissed about over acquiring 20 acres I own for allotments and public open space.
>In message , at 11:18:26 on Tue, 6 Oct 2015, Tim Streater remarked:
The classic "Cambridge is full - go away" rant. It's a pity all the biotech companies don't take the hint and decamp to somewhere more welcoming.
Funny, I thought I was talking about Linton, not Cambridge.
In message , at 12:31:14 on Tue, 6 Oct 2015, Tim Streater remarked:
The funny thing is, I doubt you'd support the view that with Cambridge full people should "go away" to places like Linton (in your view apparently "not Cambridge"). But if I've got the wrong end of the stick, please enlighten me.
In article , Tim Streater scribeth thus
Wot!, After the problems with the St Ives one, you just squire;!.
Thats being built on already most all of that area. There is no more land there to be built on;!..
Linton is nearly 12 miles from Cambridge.
I thought that round here. Hasn't stopped them, though. Have they started knocking down perfectly good houses etc and re-building to a greater density? And how are you for basement building? ;-)
In message , at 14:47:07 on Tue, 6 Oct 2015, Tim Streater remarked:
So somewhere you'd support people "going away to" from Cambridge?
What makes you think I give a monkey's either way. You should be asking Mr Lamb for his views, as he lives in that neck of the woods.
In message , Tim Streater writes
Within 40 miles or so:-)
Land there is a family legacy.
Linton has its own high tech patch as well as the Institute for Welding.
>In message , "Dave Plowman (News)" writes
What's wrong with Bourn Airfield? Lots of space there:-) Planners liked the idea.
>In message , at 16:43:05 on Tue, 6 Oct 2015, Tim Streater remarked:
The fact you keep replying to postings here.
St Ives is a lot cheaper than Cambridge, and straight along the busway. I did when I first moved here.
Andy
A little searching shows me that all except site 152 (36 dwellings, limited potential) have been rejected.
Andy
In article , "Dave Plowman (News)" writes
Surely by definition the private sector is not run by any government.
In article , Roland Perry writes
Like Alderley Edge?
Yeah it could become Londons next airport, how many runways do yuo think they could put there :)
I thought it was teh other way around, the private sector run the government.
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