The draft masterplan
The draft masterplan provides an indicative layout for the Prince William of Gloucester Barracks site and highlights the layout and location of key elements, such as schools, open spaces and the village hub, key access points and road layouts.
All of the feedback received in relation to the masterplan will be carefully considered and used to help us develop our proposals further. Once complete, the masterplan will be incorporated into an outline planning application to take the redevelopment forward and help meet our aspirations for the future of the site.
Approach to trees
From the consultation feedback so far we understand there is a lot of interest in the tree plantation on site and how it might be affected by the redevelopment proposals. Whilst a number of the smaller trees within the extensive plantation area on the airfield will need to be removed to accommodate the proposals, other areas of woodland and biodiverse habitats will be created as part of the development. These new habitats will be more valuable to native species and will benefit the natural environment. We are keen to work with all stakeholders to make this a community with woodland and open space at its heart and are seeking their views as part of the ongoing consultation. You can find more information on our approach to trees here.
Virtual exhibition
Click the image below to open up the consultation presentation in a slideshow.
Click here to download the information as a PDF document
Contact us
The consultation period has now closed. If you have a specific query or question you can:
- Write to us at 'Freepost PWGB CONSULTATION’ (the address must be written in capital letters and you do not need to use a stamp)
- Email us at [email protected]
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