^152m Redevelopment Of Maidenhead Town Centre

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^152m Redevelopment Of Maidenhead Town Centre

« on: March 18, 2008, 23:17:38 »

A company has proposed a massive ^152 million redevelopment of Maidenhead's town centre (link below.)
http://www.maidenhead-advertiser.co.uk/news_article.php?section=5&category=89&story=5910

Leading global property fund manager, ING Real Estate, has proposed a retail-led scheme for the wedge of land bordered by Queen Street, King Street and Broadway.

The news was leaked on a property website on Thursday and confirmed by councillors at a press conference this morning.

A flurry of activity has followed the unexpected disclosure but so far ING have remained tight-lipped about details of the plans.

The council decided to capitalise on the news and formally launch a cross-party rejuvenation group which has been gathering pace over the last few weeks.

The group's aim is to work with the Royal Borough to come up with a masterplan for the transformation of the town centre and members will shortly be entering discussions with ING about it's proposals.


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