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RSPCA to move if new Fens Reservoir build approved

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The main entrance to the RSPCA Block Fen animal centre. There are two hedges on either side of open double metal gates and roadway to access the site. Blue and white signage says RSPCA Block Fen animal centre.

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RSPCA Block Fen Animal Centre to relocate if Fens Reservoir project goes ahead

Overview

The RSPCA Block Fen Animal Centre in Cambridgeshire has confirmed it will relocate if the proposed multi-million pound Fens Reservoir is approved. Built in 2003, the 70-acre site is in an area earmarked by Anglian Water and Cambridge Water for the new reservoir, which could supply water to 250,000 homes. The RSPCA has started searching for a new site and is in discussions with Anglian Water regarding support and compensation.

Key points

  • The RSPCA Block Fen Animal Centre will move if the proposed Fens Reservoir project is approved.
  • The reservoir is proposed by Anglian Water and Cambridge Water to supply water to 250,000 homes from 2036.
  • An application for the reservoir between Chatteris and Doddington is planned for submission to the Planning Inspectorate in 2028.
  • The RSPCA centre spans 70 acres and can house over 150 animals, supported by 30 staff and 27 volunteers.
  • The RSPCA has been in discussions with Anglian Water since 2022 and has already begun searching for a new location.
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