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Maidenhead Advertiser - 5 Feb 09
Maidenhead Advertiser - 5 Feb 09
uk
By Daniel Darlington
Marlow, Bourne End, Flackwell Heath & the Wooburns email danield@baylismedia.co.uk tel 01628 678221
01344 844444
or www.ascotgoldsmiths.com A SECOND public meeting has been National Grid representatives.
AN ARCHAEOLOGY
organised to discuss the progress of
gas mains replacement work in
Temporary traffic lights have been
installed on the junction of the Project timetable expert from the En-
Bourne End. Parade, Cores End Road and Station vironment Agency is
The National Grid began the Approach. THE gas mains replacement work will be set to give an illustrat-
£222,000 engineering work on Kevin Wood, construction opera- carried out in four phases, as follows: ed talk in Marlow.
Monday, January 12, in the Parade tions engineer from National Grid, Phase 1. Junction of Blind Lane and Marlow Stephen Kemp, will
Road: Work started on January 12 and is be guest speaker at
MA614171
and the Marlow Road area of the vil- said: “The work will improve sup-
lage. plies following a recent gas leak in expected to last approximately four weeks. Marlow Archaeological
The project will see more than half the area and, if left untouched, the Phase 2. Junction of Wharf Lane and The Society’s meeting at All
a kilometre of gas mains replaced new pipes should last for at least 80 Parade: The work is set to start on Monday, Saints Church in
and is set to be completed by the end years.” February 16 and will last for approximately Marlow on Thursday
of April. County councillor Mike Appleyard three weeks. next week at 8pm.
Retailers reacted angrily to news said: “It is unfortunate that, due to Phase 3. Junction of Oakfield Road and The The talk, entitled
that the work would take four unforeseen complications, the works Parade: The work is scheduled to start on Archaeology and the
months to complete, fearing it would were unable to be completed when Environment Agency,
Monday, March 16 and will last approximately
have an impact on their trade. the gas leaks were detected last sum- will describe projects
four weeks.
The meeting is being held at 7pm mer. along the Thames
Phase 4. Junction of Cores End Road and The Valley associated with
on Thursday next week at St “However, I am totally reassured Parade: The work is due to start on Monday
Dunstan’s Church Hall, where resi- that all parties will do their utmost the prospect of climate
April 6 and will last approximately four weeks. change and flood risk,
dents will have the chance to discuss to minimise the inconvenience and
the latest information on the get the job done as quickly and as
(The exact dates may change depending on as well as documenting
progress of the scheme with safely as possible.” progress). the agency’s pledge to
‘create a better place
for people and wildlife’.
Spadeoak staff raise £30k for cancer charity Visitors are welcome
and admission is £3.50.
For details, call 01494
MACHO labourers who October – including a 10km A large contribution was given a pink makeover. 675220.
dressed in pink have raised run – and smashed their ini- also made by the company Activities culminated with
more than £30,000 for the tial target of £10,000. which pledged £100 to the a Wear it Pink Day on October
Breast Cancer Campaign. Charity officials were so charity for every order 31 when all 160 staff – includ- For breaking
The committed workforce at pleased with their efforts they received that month. ing site labourers – dressed in news see our
Spadeoak, in Town Lane, are set to thank them in per- All the company vans were pink to show their support,
Wooburn Green, organised a son today (Thursday) and covered with pink logos while attracting some good-natured website at:
series of fundraising events in accept a cheque for £30,491. the company website was also banter from clients. www.maidenhead-advertiser.co.uk