Cranfield Airport

A report says the Cambridge-based aerospace firm has been "firefighting on several fronts".

Marshall Group's proposed move from Cambridge to Cranfield is deemed "no longer affordable".

The university, which has its own airport, is celebrating 80 years in 2026.

Vendor Richard Wallis hopes the 1950s vehicle will go to someone who will show it off.

Money will expand existing on site research facilities and bring in more staff for the project.

Campaigners say the tower will have a negative impact on the lives of local people.

About 400 volunteers are needed to take part in a trial on a stationary Boeing 737.