Application made to turn

Each week, the Express publishes public notices containing important information affecting the community you live in. These statutory notices help keep the wider public informed about key issues, from plans to develop a block of flats in your neighbourhood to an application by your local bar or pub to serve alcohol for longer.

This week’s public notices include plans for a 40-flat development in Stoke Gardens, Slough, and an application for a premises licence at ATIK nightclub in Windsor.

PLANNING

A planning application has been submitted to turn a former car workshop in Slough into 40 flats. The proposals could see the empty site in

Stoke Gardens, formerly home to Autotech Arc

Ltd, replaced by a residential development up to nine storeys high.

A total of 31 one-bedroom apartments and nine two-bedroom properties are planned alongside basement parking for cars and cyclists.

The applicant, RSL (Slough) Ltd, is also proposing to provide 50 per cent affordable housing on the site.

A design and access statement said: “The need for housing in sustainable accessible locations is even greater following the uplift in the housing need for Slough.

“This proposed development contributes towards that need at the same time providing an acceptable provision of car parking provision.”

LICENSING

An application has been made for a premises licence at ATIK nightclub in Windsor.

The late-night venue has been closed since March last year due to the coronavirus pandemic.

The nightclub’s operator, REKOM UK, is seeking permission from Windsor and Maidenhead council to serve alcohol from 11am to 3.15am Monday to Sunday.

Opening hours will be from 11am to 3.30am each day if a premises licence is granted.

Anyone wishing to make representations about the application should email licensing@rbwm.gov.uk by May 10.