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Couldnt post yesterday for some reason so will try again See this page from Borough Council http://www.rushcliffe.gov.uk/doc.asp?cat=105&doc=10590 , From Monday 15 February to 12 April 2010, Rushcliffe Borough Council will be seeking the views and opinions of local residents on the latest version of a strategy that will set out how Rushcliffe will change and develop up to 2026.....The document includes the Council's suggestions for major housing sites at Clifton, Gamston and Cotgrave. .... series of consultation events will be held across the Borough during March and April. The dates for those already arranged are as follows: 10am - 6pm 4 March - Clifton Cornerstone (alongside Nottingham City Council) 2pm - 7pm 8 March - West Bridgford Community Hall, Church Drive (opposite St Giles' Church) 8:30am - 2pm 11 March - Bingham Market 8:30am - 1:30pm 13 March - West Bridgford Farmers’ Market, Central Avenue 12.30pm - 4:30pm 15 March - St Peter's Rooms, Ruddington 12pm - 6pm 16 March - Grange Hall, Radcliffe on Trent 2pm - 7pm 18 March - Gotham Village Hall 12:30pm - 5:30pm 24 March - Gamston Community Hall 2pm - 7pm 26 March - Bingham Town Hall 2pm - 7pm 29 March - Tollerton Village Hall 2pm - 7pm 30 March - East Leake Village Hall 2pm - 7pm 19 March - Thrumpton Village Hall NO Dates yet for Cotgrave... | |||||
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New Homes Consultation Town Clerk 22 February 2010 14:59:53
Cotgrave`s public exhibition will be held at the Welfare on 10th March, 2.00pm to 7.00pm.
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New Homes Consultation harryb 23 February 2010 20:58:07
Should the date for the Cotgrave meeting not be made more public. Everyone should have the best chance of knowing not just the forum
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New Homes Consultation Town Clerk 24 February 2010 09:19:26
I understand that Rushcliffe Borough Council will be distributing leaflets to every household in Cotgrave.Posters will also go up on council notice boards.
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New Homes Consultation Simon 25 February 2010 08:39:21
Must be time for a RAGE meeting then.
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New Homes Consultation Blackdog 01 March 2010 19:25:38
I'm willing to bet the presentation won't include the secret negotiations going off behind the scenes regarding the sale of the rest of Peashill Farm to accomodate an absolutely massive development behind the back of Tollerton airport.The 'Ducking and Diving' started a while ago when Tollerton airfield was sold by Nottm City Council to a local consortium for an 'Undesclosed Fee' Later a piece of Peashill Farm also owned by the council, was sold for a runway extention which would have effectively made an arable field unworkable and also completely obliterate a popular public footpath/bridlepath running from the canal to peashill lane. Peashill Farm is operated by the executors of the estate of the late farmer who died last year and who are believed as sitting tenants, in the process of being 'Bought Off'in a deal between the City Council and the airport consortium. Whilst everyone is being kept busy looking at the Gamston shopfront this lot is going off quietly in the background.
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New Homes Consultation Russ 05 March 2010 19:34:09
Surely the authorities would never resort to such despicable underhand measures?
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New Homes Consultation Russ 05 March 2010 19:59:45
Trying naively to understand the scenario outlined above. Looking at GE I know the footpath refereed to well and have often used it. To reach there the east/west aligned runway would have to be extended by over 50% of its existing length. For what sort of aircraft is such an extension required on wonders. And if the airport is to accept larger craft should not the other runways be extended too? Where might we find out more of this?
