Windsor & Eton Express

Closures for Christmas event

Roads shut in Eton while greenbelt land is under consultati­on by Slough Borough Council

- By Shay Bottomley shayb@baylismedi­a.co.uk @ShayB_BM

Road closures for Eton’s Christmas event and a consultati­on on greenbelt land feature in this week’s public notices.

Traffic

Eton High Street is set to be closed for one evening later this month.

Road closures will begin at 5pm on the High Street on Thursday, November 18, and last until 8.30pm to allow the Eton Christmas Event to take place safely.

Vehicles will be unable to pass through the road from its junction with Keate’s Lane to the junction with Brocas Street.

The Royal Borough of Windsor and Maidenhead has also announced that Stovell Road in Windsor will also be closed overnight towards the end of the month.

Traffic will be prohibited from travelling through between its junctions with Maidenhead Road and Vansittart Road beginning on Monday, November 22.

The overnight works will take place between 10pm and 6am the following day, and are expected to be completed later that week on Saturday, November 27.

There is no alternativ­e route for vehicles during these works, although access for residents and businesses within the boundary of the restrictio­n will be maintained at all times.

Planning

Slough Borough Council has published a notice of a consultati­on regarding the use of greenbelt land for family housing.

After a previous consultati­on in November 2020, this new consultati­on identifies and provides details of 10 specific sites in the greenbelt and sets out their suitabilit­y for family housing.

The consultati­on period runs for six weeks until Friday, December 17.

Details of the consultati­on can be found online at https://slough.citizenspa­ce.com/

In Iver, Buckingham­shire Council has received an outline applicatio­n to redevelop a former landfill site into a 163,000sqm data centre.

Spread across three buildings, the developmen­t on land just south of Slough Road would also see parking facilities and the creation of parkland at the site.

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