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Road closures around the COP26 summit have been revealed As Glasgow gears up to host UN Climate Change Conference in Novemeber, a series of road closures and restrictions have been revealed. Details of roads close to the event at the city s SEC campus have been released for the first time along with a map. It comes as businesses are being invited to sign-up for an event to find out about the work being done to prepare Glasgow for the arrival COP26. The virtual event is being organised as part of the Get Ready Glasgow campaign developed by Glasgow City Council in partnership with event organisers - the UK Government, and with Police Scotland and Glasgow Chamber of Commerce.
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Calls to finish Beaconsfield relief road in 12 months – as Wilton Park designs revealed CALLS for Beaconsfield’s long-awaited relief road to be finished ‘within 12 months’ have sounded – and property designs proposed under the first two phases of related construction have been published. New designs of the first and second phase of property development at the Wilton Park site have been made public – just as Buckinghamshire councillors agreed to recommend the scheme for planning officer approval. A series of digital designs were shown during a South Buckinghamshire Area Planning Committee, illustrating what the ‘layout, scale, appearance, landscaping and access’ of 147 homes proposed under the initial stages would look like.
Of those properties, 40 would be affordable (11 affordable rent; 29 shared ownership). However, some 79 affordable homes are proposed overall, as is a financial contribution of more than £3 million to health, education and transport services. As part of phase one and two, Inland Homes will demolish 40 houses on land adjacent to Maude Road to make way for the relief road; create walking and cycle routes via Minerva Way; and use land near Dupre Crescent and south of Gorrell Road for the 147 properties. The new homes will consist of one, two, three, four and five-bedroom houses and apartments. Council documents mention a majority of two-story properties in detached, semi-detached and terraced forms, but that six ‘three and four-storey apartments would act as a gateway to the site’.