Fundraising for the Maidenhead Great Park campaign
Please help us to defend nature in our town Maidenhead is fortunate to have 132 acres of woodland and greenspace in its town centre, that is owned by the people of Maidenhead and currently leased to Maidenhead Golf Club. This is a much-needed green lung for our community and provides…
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Our council bought Maidenhead Golf Course to protect it ‘as open space’
In a letter to his solicitor about the prospect of death duties written 27 September 1944, Lord Desborough reviewed his land holdings. He said that “There would…be a good deal of indignation if the Maidenhead Golf Course were broken up…”. Lord Desborough died 9 January 1945, and in 1953 the…
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Please help us to get this environmentally damaging plan stopped!
Our councillors and MP’s still aren’t listening, so we are planning to hold another demonstration outside Maidenhead Town Hall on Tuesday 8 February at 6.00pm, calling for a halt to plans to develop Maidenhead Golf Course with over 2,000 homes. The demonstration will again ask Royal Borough of Windsor &…
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Please come to our next demo on 8 February
We are planning to hold another demonstration outside Maidenhead Town Hall on Tuesday 8 February at 6.00pm, calling for a halt to plans to develop Maidenhead Golf Course with over 2,000 homes. Calling for the rejection of the Borough Local Plan The demonstration will again ask Royal Borough of Windsor…
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The Government says it is committed to protecting the Green Belt
The Government Department for Levelling Up, Housing & Communities has responded to the national petition which calls for a ban on developments on Green Belt and Greenfield sites across the country. The ‘exceptional circumstances’ offered by our council are out of date The statement says that ‘This Government is committed…
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Nature is under threat in the Royal Borough
The Royal Borough of Windsor & Maidenhead’s Borough Local Plan includes building 2,000 new flats and houses on Maidenhead Golf Course. This land is green belt and was bought by the council in 1953 to protect it from development. Around 40 per cent of the 132-acre space is woodland (including…
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