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Excellent news today that the planning inspector has rejected a developer's appeal to build 70 homes on part of the former Reading Golf course just over the county boundary in Oxfordshire - unspoilt Chiltern countryside bordering ancient woodland. Thanks to CADRA (Caversham & District Residents Association) and Kidmore End Parish Council who put so much effort into the appeal.
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Thanks everyone for a great effort at Milestone Woods yesterday!A mighty army of eighteen unleashed their fury on Milestone Woods at the east end of Caversham. A record player, mechanical skull contraption and plethora of miscellany joined the usual deeply embedded cans, crisp packets and broken bits of plastic that made up a huge haul of 22 large and 22 small bags of collected litter with bottles recycled at the handy local banks. It was great to collaborate with Caversham GLOBE and with the support of our The Duke of Edinburgh's Award volunteers. A resident was concerned about full dog waste bins and we mentioned this can be reported to Reading Borough Council also via the Love Clean Streets app which we used to report fly tipping.
We’d be exceptionally pleased if you can join our mission to de-crap Caversham by joining and liking our Keep Caversham Tidy & Keep Caversham Tidy pages with most details somewhere on our permanently temporary website: www.met.reading.ac.uk/~sgs02rpa/KCT/
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