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Latest News
BRIMSCOMBE PORT REDEVELOPMENT
Stroud District Council's latest plans for the multi-million pound redevelopment of Brimscombe Port will be revealed at a public consultation event. Local residents are invited to give their views on the proposals prior to a planning application being submitted in the New Year for the necessary infrastructure including the canal basin and new access road and to establish the outline redevelopment proposals. More »
The project is particularly challenging as it involves engineering a new canal basin, river crossing, culverts and new roads.
Residents will have the chance to speak to the development's engineer, architect, and council officers at the event between 3- 6.30pm on Thursday 13 December, in the West Suite of the listed Port Mill building in the centre of the port. The plans will also be available to be viewed during open times at The Ship Inn, Brimscombe until 20 December. » Less
Posted: Wed, 05 Dec 2018 10:44 by Angie Ayling
WINTER PRECAUTIONS
For information about how the County Council prepare us for winter, look at this document.
Posted: Mon, 03 Dec 2018 12:13 by Angie Ayling
NEIGHBOURHOOD DEVELOPMENT PLAN
The NDP has now been submitted to Stroud District Council for their assessment. The next stage is the 'Section 16 Consultation Phase'. During that time, copies will be available to be read at: SDC, Ebley Mill; the Library; the Trap House.
Posted: Mon, 03 Dec 2018 11:46 by Angie Ayling
