Photo Caption left to right Carole Da Costa, local resident; Franco De Luca, WWRA Committee Member; Simon Warren, Tesco Windsor Superstore Manager; John Bastow, Windsor Neighbourhood Plan Co Chair
The West Windsor Residents Association (WWRA) hosted an Open Evening on the Windsor Neighbourhood Plan at All Saints Church, Dedworth on Monday 7 July.
Over 40 residents and local businesses attended the event to find out how the Windsor Neighbourhood Plan will influence and shape planning decisions in Windsor for the next 15 years.
There were displays on a range of areas including Open Spaces, Housing and Heritage, Business and Transport, and Planning Aid England held a series of seminars to teach residents more about the Planning process.
Wisdom Da Costa, WWRA Chairman said “The evening was a great success, and it was good to see such a wide cross section of the local community attending the event including residents, and businesspeople. Everyone found the event enlightening, and expressed support for what the WNP group are doing for them. Visitors will be completing our on-line survey to help influence future planning decisions in Windsor. “
“I would encourage all your readers to have their say, and complete the survey at http://surveymonkey.com/s/F7892SK – the more residents and local businesses who complete it the better. Kids can access the survey using the QR code below.”
The WWRA also urge people to join future meetings of the Windsor Neighbourhood Pan group.
Together let’s make Windsor a better place for all, young and old, rich and poor.”
Helpful articles
You can also read the following helpful WWRA articles to find our more;
- “What is Neighbourhood planning?” by WNP co-Chairs, Claire Milne, and John Bastow
- “Have your say on the Neighbourhood Plan” by Wisdom Da Costa, Chairman, WWRA
- “RBWM Planning” by Peter Brown, John Holdstock, and Wisdom Da Costa
- “Windsor’s future – vision or nightmare?” by Wisdom Da Costa
Survey QR Code
