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Cambridge Past, Present & Future

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Your local charity protecting the beauty of Cambridge and its environment.

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Planning Committee Volunteers

Planning Committee Volunteers

Organisation role · Flexible hours
Wandlebury Ring Gog Magog Hills, Babraham, Stapleford, Cambridge CB22 3AE, UK
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Summary

Are you enthusiastic about protecting and improving the built and green environment of the Cambridge area?

Detailed description

What we are looking for:

Volunteers with experience or knowledge of any of the following:

  • architecture
  • landscape architecture
  • urban design
  • ecology

Are you enthusiastic about protecting and improving the built and green environment of the Cambridge area and can use their own computer/IT to do tasks such as reviewing planning applications online?

If so, we would love to hear from you.

Getting there

This work is mainly carried out at a monthly meeting but also via email. It might sometimes involve attending events (such as consultation events organised by developers) or attending a site visit. The Planning Committee is comprised of about 10 volunteers with relevant professional experience and is supported by the charity’s Principal Planning Officer. The committee usually meets on the first Monday of the month at 5pm. We often have guest speakers such as developers or council officials. The charity has good working relations with the City, South Cambs District and County Councils.
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