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GWPRA Meeting Minutes
The minutes from September’s GWPRA meeting are now available to download from the website.
Great Western Park – Didcot consultation
The lead developer of Great Western Park (Taylor Wimpey) will be holding an exhibition of the draft proposals for sports and recreation facilities within the main area of open space, as well as initial plans for the layout of development within the southern part of the site (known as the ‘Southern Framework Plan’). Representatives of the developer and their advisers will be present at all times to answer any questions, and there will be an opportunity to provide feedback on the proposals.
The exhibition will be held at the Didcot Civic Hall, Britwell Road, Didcot, OX11 7JN on the following dates:
- Thursday 20 September 2012 from 2.00pm to 9.00pm
- Friday 21 September 2012 from 2.00pm to 5.00pm
September Residents’ Meeting
Dear residents,
Just a reminder that the next GWPRA meeting is going to be held on Thursday 6th September at the Civic Centre at 7.30pm.
We look forward to seeing you there.
GWPRA Committee
GWP Community Event and Playground Opening
On Thursday 23rd August there will be a Community Event and opening of the new play park at Great Western Park.
You are invited to attend with a great chance to meet your new neighbours and find out more about the future of GWP.
There will be a BBQ, giant garden games and prizes for the kids to enjoy.
The event starts at 4pm until 7pm.
August Residents’ Meeting
Please note that there will be no residents’ meeting in August, this was decided as people tend to take holidays during this month.
The next meeting will be on Thursday the 6th of September 2012
Power station set to shut down next year From The Oxford Times
Power station set to shut down next year From The Oxford Times.
ONE of Didcot’s power stations could close two years earlier than planned.
Coal-fired Didcot A was expected to remain open until 2015, but now looks likely to close next year.