by Jackie | Sep 15, 2018 | 2018 Summer Newsletter, Local Planning News, Planning Applications
Staines Town Society response on 18/01101/FUL, 17-51 London Road Staines See the location on Google Maps. (opens in a new window, close to return). Staines must be going up in the world to have a developer of this quality interested in the London Road site. Berkeley...
by Jackie | Sep 14, 2018 | 2018 Summer Newsletter, Local Planning News, Planning Applications
See this location on Google Maps (Opens in a new window, close to return to here). Application Reference:18/01159/FULThe Staines Town Society strongly objects to this application, it is an overdevelopment and the industrial style design is most unsuited to this prime...
by Jackie | Aug 3, 2018 | 2018 Summer Newsletter, Local Planning News, Planning Applications
Please refer to this location (opens in a new window on Google Maps). Close the window to return to here. An application has been submitted to SBC for a large house on the small & narrow site at the corner of the horse field (Green Belt land) at Wheatsheaf Lane...
by Jackie | Aug 2, 2018 | 2018 Summer Newsletter, Local Planning News
This is great news, we can ill afford to lose green, open space and existing leisure facilities, at a time when Staines is expecting such a high level of new development and associated increase in population numbers. Congratulations to all those involved in such a...
by Jackie | Jul 23, 2018 | 2018 Summer Newsletter, Newsletters
Staines Town Society objects to the proposed loss of part of Staines Park and the pleasant outdoor facilities in it, the tennis and basketball courts, the Bowling Green, the picnic area, the gardens with mature trees, the youth shelter, and also the museum storage in...
by Jackie | Jun 16, 2018 | 2018 Summer Newsletter, Local Planning News
The Majestic block of 260 flats in the High Street is under construction, and phase 2 will be another 104 flats at the back of the site. Behind that is the Renshaw site, where a scheme of 275 houses and flats, creditably larger than the minimum sizes, has been...
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