Donnington Heights School: Council Refuses Bid to Drop It
West Berkshire Council refused David Wilson Homes' bid to scrap the Donnington Heights school site and £4m fund on 2 October. The developer can appeal.
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West Berkshire Council refused David Wilson Homes' bid to scrap the Donnington Heights school site and £4m fund on 2 October. The developer can appeal.
Read the full storyNewbury sits on the Kennet where the canal and the A34 cross, with the racecourse on one side and the downs rising north and south. Thatcham is next door and nearly as big, Hungerford is west along the canal, and the district runs out through Lambourn, Pangbourne, Theale, Burghfield and the villages of the Berkshire downs.
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