Arborfield Garrison SDL (WBC)
Arborfield Garrison SDL (Crest Nicholson/Marino Family Trust)
Arborfield Garrison at Present
Arborfield Garrison SDL (WBC)
Arborfield Garrison SDL (Crest Nicholson/Marino Family Trust)
Arborfield Garrison at Present
Tag Archives: Arborfield Garrison Landowners’ Consortium
Latest News – Promises, Planning Applications and School Name
It has been a little while since we have issued a news update, so we have a few important items to update everybody about. Firstly, anybody who made specific comments about the building on the existing green space around the … Continue reading
Deja Vu?
As you may be aware, the catalyst for this group being formed was when Wokingham Borough Council published their SDL masterplan document for the Arborfield Garrison SDL. Whilst for everyone who lives in and around the Garrison the prospect of … Continue reading
AGLC Consultation Exhibition and School Location Announcement
After a relatively quiet couple of weeks, over the past couple of days there have been two key announcements relating to the development. Firstly, the Arborfield Garrison Landowners Consortium, headed up by Crest Nicholson, have announced the three dates for … Continue reading
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Tagged Arborfield, Arborfield Garrison, Arborfield Garrison Landowners' Consortium, Arborfield Garrison SDL, Arborfield SDL, Arborfield Vision, Community Consulation, Consultation, Crest Nicholson, Exhibition, Hogwood Park, John Thompson and Partners, Reading Football Club, School, Wokingham Borough Council
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Tree Cutting, School Update and Council Executive
Over the past few days you may have noticed tree surgeons at work across the garrison area. As part of the process of moving forward the Strategic Development Location, Wokingham Borough Council has placed tree protection orders on large numbers … Continue reading
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Tagged Arborfield, Arborfield Bypass, Arborfield Garrison, Arborfield Garrison Landowners' Consortium, Arborfield Garrison SDL, Arborfield SDL, Felling, Free School, Ministry of Defence, South of Wokingham Free School Group, TPO, Tree, Tree Protection Order, Wokingham Borough Council
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Next Arborfield Community Forum and Community Infrastructure Levy Consultation
As you may be aware the date of the next Arborfield Community Forum has been changed, and the meeting will now take place on Monday March 17th, at 7pm, at the Henry Street Garden Centre. We understand from Wokingham Borough … Continue reading
Review of 2013
So as 2013 draws to a close, the time seems right for a look back, and a bit of a look forward. At the end of 2012 we’d just had a Community Forum where we’d been introduced to new personnel … Continue reading
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Tagged Arborfield, Arborfield Garrison, Arborfield Garrison Landowners' Consortium, Arborfield Garrison SDL, Arborfield SDL, Bypass, Department for Education, Free School, Intelligent Traffic Lights, Sandhurst Block, Stoke Poges, West Court, Wokingham Borough Council, WREN
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November Community Forum Notes and Presentations Released
For those people unable to attend the most recent Arborfield Community Forum held last month, at which the Arborfield Garrison Landowners Consortium made a presentation and answered questions, Wokingham Borough Council has now published their notes of the meeting including … Continue reading
Review of the Arborfield Community Forum
Firstly, thanks to everybody who took the time to come along to the community forum last night. The developers were speaking a lot about community partnership throughout their presentation, so the more people they have an opportunity to meet, and … Continue reading
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Tagged Aegean Trust, Arborfield, Arborfield Garrison, Arborfield Garrison Landowners' Consortium, Arborfield Garrison SDL, Arborfield SDL, Community Forum, Crest Nicholson, Curtin and Co, Defence Infrastructure Organisation, Marino Family Trust, Mr and Mrs Kenyon, Robert Kenyon, Scott Black
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Looking Back on the Consultation Exhibition
Curtin & Co the professional Community Politics organisation taken on by Crest Nicholson for the past year or so to help with community engagement to produce more acceptable plans this time around have the following statement on their website: Communities and their … Continue reading →
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