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: School
What is Most Important?
Firstly, thanks to everybody who made the time to come along to the Community Forum on Thursday. Even if you didn’t manage to make it, everybody should now have received a letter from the council with details of the two … Continue reading
Both Planning Applications are In
Both the outline planning applications for the two parts of the Arborfield Garrison Strategic Development Location are now in and published on the Wokingham Borough Council website. As previously we cannot link directly to the applications because of the way … Continue reading
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Tagged Aggressive Campaign, Arborfield, Arborfield Garrison, Arborfield Garrison Landowners' Consortium, Arborfield Garrison SDL, Arborfield SDL, Caversham, Caversham Residents Against Inappropriate Development, Crest Nicholson, Curtin & Co, Heights Free School, Hogwood Farm, Illegal, Marino Family Trust, Reading Chronicle, School, Tom Curtin
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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
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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No Time for Holidays
Whilst the schools may have broken up for the holidays, events around the development continue to move on. Thanks to everybody for the steady stream of copies of feedback to the Marino Family Trust over their woeful exhibition. It is … Continue reading
Buses, Roads and Schools
This week there is a bit of a bumper crop of news and information to share. Firstly, the new Reading Buses Leopard service kicked off on Monday. Whilst there have been a couple of issues we have heard about with … Continue reading
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Tagged A327, Academy, Arborfield, Arborfield Garrison, Arborfield Garrison SDL, Arborfield SDL, Blackbushe Roundabout, Brian Grady, Bypass, Eversley, Gary Cowan, Hampshire County Council, Hartford Bridge Flats, Leopard, Ministry of Defence, Reading, Reading Buses, Relief Road, School, Wokingham Borough Council
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Latest Updates
Firstly, as those people who are on the council mailing list will know, the Arborfield Community Forum scheduled for next Thursday has been postponed. We are hopeful that the reason for the postponement is because there is something significant to … Continue reading
I Would Be A Foolish Politician to Guarantee Anything in This World
I would be a foolish politician to guarantee anything in this world These were the words of new leader of Wokingham Borough Council, Cllr Keith Baker, talking to Andrew Peach at the end of his show on Friday. But if … Continue reading
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Tagged Andrew Peach, Arborfield, Arborfield Garrison, Arborfield Garrison SDL, Arborfield SDL, BBC Berkshire, Bulmershe, Charlotte Haitham Taylor, Conservative, David Lee, Free School, Gary Cowan, Keith Baker, Liberal Democrat, Prue Bray, Relief Road, Rob Stanton, School, Wokingham Borough Council
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South of Wokingham Free School Group
Following on from the meeting at the FBC centre earlier in August a number of members of AG-RAG with children who will be coming up to secondary school age have been discussing the issues raised. Firstly, the council still gave … Continue reading
Remember Remember the Fifth of December
With the ongoing consultation on the planning applications in full flow, it is time for a quick update. Firstly the deadline for comments on the two planning applications has now been synchronised on 5th December, so you only have a … Continue reading →
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