Concerns were raised at a hearing on Anglian Water’s proposed new sewage works that access to a new bridleway would not be made permanent. The water company wants to build its new waste water treatment centre on a green belt site north of the A14 between Fen Ditton and Horningsea, known as Honey Hill. It will free up the site around its current sewage works for the building of an 8,000-home North East Cambridge district. Andrew Prior, representing Anglian Water at last week’s hearing in Cambridge, said they recognised Cambridgeshire County Council had “expressed strong preference” for a new br…