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View from the riverbank: Oxford is leading the world – but where to?
The extraordinary meeting of Oxfordshire County Council’s cabinet last Tuesday lived up to its...
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Traffic filters – an alternative view
Oxfordshire resident and Thames Tap consultant Hugh Blaza has been following the story of the...
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Traffic filters approved amid chaotic meeting
Plans for controversial traffic filters in Oxford were passed by councillors on Tuesday with only...
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View from the riverbank: a tale of two protests
With protests by the brave, brutalised people of China taking the headlines, the UK’s well-to-do...
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Traffic filters set for approval across Oxford
Councillors are expected to vote through radical plans to restrict car movements in Oxford at a...
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Slough announces £100m+ deal for Akzo Nobel site
Slough’s Akzo Nobel site has fetched more than £100 million. Details of the sale have been kept...
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Slough completes first asset sale
The first completed sale of one of Slough Borough Council’s assets has been announced with more...
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View from the riverbank: a crisis of crises
The general consensus around the Autumn Statement seems to have been dismay about tax rises and...
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Savills puts Oxford in the global spotlight
Real estate adviser and Thames Tap partner Savills is to hold a seminar next week on the future...
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‘Sclerotic planning system’ set to continue: our partners’ views on the Autumn Statement
Thames Tap sponsors and partners saw little to celebrate in terms of planning reform after...
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Bracknell labelled ‘industrial capital of the Thames Valley’
Bracknell was described as the industrial capital of the Thames Valley when around 70 people...
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Bracknell BID ‘will create a voice to talk to Government’
Bracknell’s Business Improvement District (BID) can be a voice for lobbying politicians, delegates...
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‘Box tickers making the same mistakes again’: Eagle Quarter developer blasts West Berkshire Council
The developer behind the proposed Eagle Quarter at Newbury has offered a vigorous response to...
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View from the riverbank: the mirage of Green Park Station
Another day, another press release comes out telling us Green Park Station is coming soon. A look...
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Slough wants a university in town
Councillors are working to bring a university presence to Slough. The town’s quality of schools...
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Council launches new fines for motoring offences in Reading
Drivers are set to face fines for blocking yellow box junctions in Reading next year. Automatic...
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‘Massive’ deal done for Slough’s Akzo Nobel site
The sale of Slough’s Akzo Nobel site will bring the council a ‘massive’ financial boost and...
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Investment zones and the levelling up agenda: a U-turn from Sunak?
Emily Taylor, account manager for DevComms Oxford, considers the way the Sunak Government will...
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Article 4 Direction for Reading – but for how long?
Sarah Watts, senior planner with Lichfields, weighs up Reading Borough Council’s decision to...
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View from the riverbank: a Royal Berkshire Hospital-on-Thames?
Healthcare in the UK has long been a bottomless pit into which successive Governments have...
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