The developers behind a planned town centre regeneration scheme have insisted they will deliver ‘long-term success’ for Maidenhead, as a crunch meeting edges closer.
These legal agreements highlight what Cala Homes must include in its 1,500-home scheme - and what conditions the developer and the council are legally bound to.
Site shot of the entrance to John Torrid Farm (Google)
Credit: Google Maps
Archive picture of ID building in Vanwall Business Park
The house is in Wexham Street. Photo via Google.
Automotive House, Slough. Photo via Google.
A CGI image of the Nicholsons Centre redevelopment.
The developer behind a £500million bid to redevelop Nicholsons shopping centre in Maidenhead has delivered its make-or-break response to a call for more information.
Protections for two historic English Oak trees of ‘exceptional biodiversity value’ supersedes the ‘benefits’ of a plan for nine new homes in Hurst, a planning inspector has ruled.
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M4 drivers have been warned to expect delays after a multi-vehicle crash near Slough this afternoon (November 4).
The victim, Tomasz Kopec (image: Thames Valley Police).
Tomasz Kopec (pictured) was 46 years old when he was badly beaten at his home in Grant Avenue, Slough, on April 25.
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