Concerns about who will benefit from £400m growth
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Harriet Heywood/BBC About £400m has been pledged to boost growth in Cambridge, but councils have raised concerns over housing, infrastructure and the affect on residents
Politicians and party members are questioning whether a £400m investment in Cambridge will benefit both businesses and residents. The funding, announced by Chancellor Rachel Reeves, is part of a £500m package to "kickstart" the Oxford-Cambridge Growth Corridor and aims to support housing, infrastructure a
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