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A4 closures in Maidenhead planned with works set to start

Maidenhead town centre could see new cycle paths added

CityFibre embarks on £34m Thames Valley full-fibre project

CityFibre embarks on £34m Thames Valley full-fibre project UK’s third-largest broadband provider announces plans to light up fibre in key area of southern England, addressing the current and future digital needs of residents and businesses in the region Share this item with your network: By Published: 09 Mar 2021 12:45 Setting its sights southwards after unveiling projects in Tyneside and the city of Newcastle, CityFibre has unveiled plans to bring full-fibre connectivity to communities across the Thames Valley, and is set to break ground on two town-wide infrastructure roll-outs in Bracknell and Maidenhead. The project is claimed by the UK’s third-largest broadband provider to mark a major milestone in addressing the current and future digital needs of residents and businesses in the region. Construction of Bracknell’s £20m full-fibre network is set to commence in less than two weeks’ time, with work on Maidenhead’s £14m infrastructure roll-out on track to be

Major redevelopment plans at Maidenhead's Magnet Centre submitted

. After the centre and its car park, which is on Saint Cloud Way, is demolished, Countryside Properties want to add five buildings on the site – compromising of 439 homes – as well as new ‘green links’. Out of that total, 130 will be affordable while the remaining 309 will be for market sale. The units will be a mix of one, two, and three-bed flats. The apartments are broken up into blocks A to D and includes: Block A is broken into two buildings, with the taller element extending to eight-storeys in height and the smaller one at four-storeys. Block B is predominantly three-storeys in height but steps up to five-storeys,

New apartment block plan for Maidenhead High Street

Artists impression of how new block will look if permission is given Plans for a new landmark 108 apartment block in Maidenhead High Street have been submitted to Royal Borough planners. The new building by developers Sorbon Estates will cover numbers 106 to 114 in the High Street close to the Castle Hill roundabout and A4 Bad Godesberg Way. It will offer a view of Kidwells Park along with 102 car parking spaces. Sorbon has already successfully completed the conversion of the offices above the historic old High Street Post Office into six contemporary apartments. The proposed new landmark apartment building will link the two together, keeping the original facades but with new entrances from both the High Street and West Street. The original ground floor Post Office will be made available for commercial use and the development will restore that original property to the way it used to look, by demolishing the two storey 1980s office extension.