Green light for Proctor & Matthews’ heritage museum in 10-year-old town

Proctor Northstowe 3

Centre to display artefacts unearthed during construction of the new town of Northstowe

Proctor & Matthews has been given the green light for a museum which will showcase the heritage of a Cambridgeshire town which has existed for less than 10 years.

The Northstowe Heritage Centre will be located in the new town of Northstowe, a 10,000-home scheme which has been under construction since 2012 on the site of the former RAF Oakington airfield.

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