- The Arborfield Garrison Resident's Action Group (AG-RAG) represents the civilian residents who mostly live in the southern part of Arborfield. Although this area is adjacent to the Arborfield Garrison itself, the AG-RAG does not represent the views or interests of the MoD or the Military Commander of the Arborfield Garrison.
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Join 634 other subscribers- The Arborfield Garrison Resident's Action Group (AG-RAG) represents the civilian residents who mostly live in the southern part of Arborfield. Although this area is adjacent to the Arborfield Garrison itself, the AG-RAG does not represent the views or interests of the MoD or the Military Commander of the Arborfield Garrison.
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Arborfield Garrison at Present

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Tag Archives: Arborfield Garrison SDL
REMINDER: Arborfield Garrison Community Planning Weekend
Don’t forget, tomorrow from 2pm to 7pm and Saturday from 12pm to 4pm is the Arborfield Garrison Community Planning Weekend at the Community Centre on Princess Marina Drive/Sheerlands Road. As local residents this is your major and possibly only opportunity … Continue reading
Arborfield Community Planning Weekend
At the most recent Arborfield Community Forum, the MoD led Arborfield Garrison Landowners’ Consortium (AGLC) introduced their newly appointed masterplanners John Thompson & Partners, a practice of architects, urban designers and community planners. The master planners have been tasked with … Continue reading
Wokingham Borough Community Forums
As part of their engagement with the local communities around their strategic development locations Wokingham Borough Council has set up a number of Community Forums. So far the Arborfield Community Forum has met three times, with representatives of the Arborfield … Continue reading
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Tagged Arborfield, Arborfield Garrison SDL, Community Forums, Wokingham Borough Council
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Residents Fuming Over Plans to Rush Through Mini-Town Development
Members of AG-RAG attended the first Arborfield SDL Residents Forum for almost six months last week where the Arborfield landowners and developers revealed new planning consultants who are redesigning the master plan (again) and published a schedule indicating that they … Continue reading
Latest Newsletter – March 2012
Please find below AG-RAG’s newsletter for March 2012 AG-RAG Newsletter – March 2012
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Defence Estates Consortium and the Bypass
If you read the Wokingham Times you will see that on page three of the 18th January issue they have picked up on the comment that the MoD backed Defence Estates Consortium are unwilling to fund a bypass for Arborfield, instead … Continue reading
Latest Newsletter – Jan 2012
Please find below AG-RAG’s latest newsletter – Jan 2012. AG-RAG Newsletter – Jan 2012
Arborfield Garrison SDL Has Been Adopted
As you may have seen in local newspapers or heard on local radio, on Wednesday the Wokingham Borough Council Executive voted to adopt all of the strategic development location documents including those for the Arborfield Garrison SDL. The vote was … Continue reading
Arborfield SDL Adoption – Special Executive Meeting
If you submitted any comments to the recent re-consultation you should have received notification late last week of the special executive meeting called by Wokingham Borough Council on this coming Wednesday, 5th October at 7pm in the Council Chamber at … Continue reading
Arborfield Community Planning Weekend Day 1
Despite the heavy snowfall during the day, the first day of the Arborfield Community Planning Weekend went ahead as planned. Alongside an almost full turnout from the developers and their partners a small number of local residents made it to … Continue reading →
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