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The recently announced Development Corporation (GDDC), set to steer development and ecological management in and around Cambridge during the coming decades, lies adjacent to Government proposals for a “stand alone” new town at Tempsford, with 40,000 homes as part of its mix of uses. The recently announced Development Corporation (GDDC), set to steer development and ecological management in and around Cambridge during the coming decades, lies adjacent to Government proposals f

Professor Doug Clelland and Dr Nigel Moor explore the opportunities Temford New Town can offer but identify current problems to overcome. Tempsford is the only stand-alone new town among the government’s candidates. Its location within the Oxford-Cambridge Corridor has significant economic potential. It will surround a station with intersecting E-W and N-S links. The new town can contain science and technology industries, commerce, social infrastructure and 40,000 homes. At p

Emeritus Professor Doug Clelland, internationally experienced in urban design and architecture, and former academic at Liverpool John Moores University and the Berlin University of Applied Sciences and Technology, has conducted an in-depth appraisal of the Tempsford area, side-by-side with Nigel Moor, a former planning consultant at RPS, and Gloucestershire County councillor with responsibility for planning. The pair have given evidence on the potential of Tempsford to the Ne