Now plans for the site have been officially submitted to Wokingham Borough Council, which Lower Earley falls under. Campaigners are still fuming over the ‘destruction’ caused by the ‘deforestation’ in November, and have resolved to fight the plan. Councillor Clive Jones, a Liberal Democrat representative in Lower Earley, said: “I will look at it very carefully and we will find reasons in planning law why it should not be built. You can’t just say, I don’t want it because I don’t want it. “There will be a handful of people who will say we want another supermarket, and there are a handful who will say, ‘yep, we need more houses’ but the housing that’s being proposed… I don’t think it’s the type of housing we need in Earley. We need one and two bedroom homes and bungalows for older people to downsize into. We will be opposing this to the best of our ability.”
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A Bucks-based property investor and development company have chosen to fund a student at Nottingham Trent University. Jansons Property, which is based in Beaconsfield, launched the Alexander Jansons Bursary in Property Development and Planning to fund a student from a low-income family for the duration of their studies whilst at university. The bursary relates to a £20,000 non-repayable donation which will be awarded to one undergraduate student. The university will select a student studying towards an undergraduate degree in Property Development and Planning for the 2021/22 academic year. The student will also be welcomed to visit Jansons Property’s main office in Beaconsfield, where they can get first-hand experience of life in the property and development industry.
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HUNDREDS ATTEND VIRTUAL CONSULTATION EVENT ON LOWER EARLEY PLANS DETAILS on a developer s plans to build a Lidl store, as well as more than 40 new homes in Earley have been revealed in a new public consultation. Lower Earley Properties held a virtual public consultation on Thursday, January 28, sharing details on the potential new build of the store and 42 new homes, set to be constructed on the grasslands beside Meldreth Way, Lower Earley. Aside from revealing new images of plans, the presentation included details on the 42 homes being a mixture of affordable rent and shared ownership housing with a mix of one-to-four bed house and apartment types.
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Lidl may be coming to Earley, but councillors arent happy about it PLANS TO build a new Lidl store, as well as 40 new homes in Lower Earley are to be submitted, following a public consultation period. However, councillors and residents alike are showing opposition to the idea, in a bid to protect the wildlife and green space of the area.
Lower Earley Properties launched a digital consultation on plans for the new store and homes on Wednesday, January 13, claiming to create 100% affordable housing with a mix of rent and buy homes, hundreds of jobs, fast charging ports for electrical vehicles, and new pedestrian and cycle links in the area.
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