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: Community Planning Weekend
Arborfield Garrison SDL Report Back Presentation
For those people who were unable to attend the report back session last Wednesday, John Thompson and Partners have prepared a PDF of their presentation with the photographs of members of the public removed for privacy reasons, that can be … Continue reading
Arborfield Community Planning Weekend Press Coverage
For those who were unable to make it to the Arborfield Community Planning Weekend the new Wokingham Times has a nice little summary of what happened with comments from Claire San Martin of John Thompson and Partners – the master … 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
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
Arborfield SDL Highways Forum
We have just returned from the Arborfield SDL Highways Forum. Firstly can we say a big thank you for the fantastic turnout, a turnout so big that it had the Wokingham Borough Council staff struggling to find enough seats and … Continue reading →
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