Planning round-up: Works planned at historic Bisham Abbey
Also this week: a new shop is planned for Windsor, and a decision has been made on some Iver kennels that were built without the proper permissions.
Also this week: a new shop is planned for Windsor, and a decision has been made on some Iver kennels that were built without the proper permissions.
Charter Court, 50 Windsor Road, Slough. Former office block to become apartments. Photo via Google.
Take a look at the latest and most significant planning applications that are pending, refused or denied in Slough Borough and South Bucks.
Plans were for land east of Wymers Wood Road. Map data: ©2025 Google, Airbus. Maxar Technologies
A planning inspector concluded the five-bedroom home couldn't be counted as merely filling a gap between existing houses, and would harm the greenbelt.
Eton High Street, closing for a Christmas event.
Photo via Google.
The Swan in Iver. Photo via Google.
An aerial view along Cliveden's reimagined Long Garden. National Trust Images -James Dobson
The Old Station Nursery has received a clean sweep of 'Good' ratings from Ofsted in its latest inspection.
Joe's Folly, Taplow - CGI plan for homes.
The homes have recently had £9million pumped into them from a FTSE 250 bank - reflecting high demand for these kinds of homes, says the developer.
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All train lines between London Paddington and Reading have closed while emergency services respond to an incident, National Rail has said.
Planned track closures are impacting trains to and from Maidenhead, Burnham and Taplow on the Elizabeth Line.
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