The planning meeting on Thursday 24 October has been postponed. We’ll let you know when we know the new date.
Cala Homes are planning application to build 1,500 new homes on Maidenhead Golf Course. Their planning application will be held later this year.
Thousands of trees will be cut down if development goes ahead
Around 40 per cent of the publicly-owned land at Maidenhead Golf Course occupies is woodland, including five acres of ancient woodland at Rushington Copse. The woodlands and green space at Maidenhead golf course provide important habitats for wildlife, including protected species like owls, bats and kestrels.
As well as destroying wildlife habitats, Cala Homes’ plans to develop Maidenhead Golf Course will significantly increase traffic, air pollution, sewage in our rivers, drought and flood risk in Maidenhead.
Help us to highlight how this development will deprive future generations of the opportunity to use these publicly owned woodlands and areas of greenspace to mitigate the effects of climate change.
The golf course land should remain green so that our community can make the most of this publicly owned land for pollution absorption, water storage, mental and physical health and wellbeing and nature recovery.
It’s not too late to object
Please do support our campaign by objecting to these plans that will lead to the cutting down of thousands of trees, devastating our local wildlife.
How to object
You can simply email planning@rbwm.gov.uk giving your reasons why you object to this planning application. Include the ref no 24/00091/OUT and give your full name and address.
