Our Community Conference on 28th June will start at 9.30 at Wesley College. One of the workshops will have the theme of “The Future for Henbury and Brentry's Built Environment”. Two developments which will contribute to the lively debate are the possible Aldi supermarket on the old swimming pool site and South Glousester plans to build up to 2600 houses on land immediately adjacent to Henbury and Brentry area. Do come and voice your opinions on these and related subjects.
A mini-bus is being provided to take people to the conference leaving at the following times:
Station Road shops 9.15am
Crow Lane Lay-by 9.05 and 9.20am
Charlton Road shops9.00am
Please ring Richardon 950 4000 to be sure of a seat on the bus.
Tuesday, 1 July 2008
Community Conference - 28th June 2008
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ALDI,
community council,
development
Posted by The Editors at 14:18
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Surely it must have been completely by chance that Aldi chose the Sunday after our Saturday Conference to cut down 17 mature trees on the former swimming pool site? The remaining trees have now been protected with an application for tree preservation orders.
My husband and I both think an aldi should not be built on this site. It is opposite a school and will cause much more traffic.
With the co-op, iceland, veg shop etc I think we have all we need already on crow lane.
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