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A3 Guildford scheme not in government’s plans.
On March 11, the Department for Transport published its Road Investment Strategy 2 (RIS2) which covers the period 2020-2025. The scheme to improve J10 M25/A3 (with widening of the A3 from Ockham roundabout to Painshill junction) is included in the list of schemes for implementation. The strategy also includes a list of schemes that will be prepared for implementation in RIS3. There is one A3 scheme included in the pipeline which is described as A£/A247 Ripley South. But there is no mention of a scheme to improve the A3 in Guildford from the A31 to the A320, which has been studied by Highways England, and has been seen by GBC as a key infrastructure element in the new Local Plan. GBC and SCC will no doubt be considering the consequences for the Local Plan as soon as possible.
Draft Climate Change, Sustainable Design, Construction and Energy SPD Guildford Residents Association (GRA) Response
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GRA Consultation Response to the Strategic Development Framework SPD
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The 2017 North Street Development Consultations
Attached is the GRA questionnaire response on the North Street development. GRA is participating in a series of 6 workshops alongside the town centre RAs.
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The Solum Application to redevelop the Railway Station
The Guildford Society and Guildford Residents Associations have joined forces to oppose proposals for a massive, out of character development at Guildford station. The attached statement was released to the press on January 4 2016.
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Solum Station Development to go ahead
Guildford Borough Council Planning Committee voted unanimously against the Solum development, but the developers appealed against the decision. In spite of the very large numbers of objections across Guildford and by GRA members, the appeal was won and the development will now go ahead.
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