Public notices: November road closures and alterations at Iver manor house

A series of road closures scheduled for November are in the public notices this week.

Firstly, no vehicles will be permitted to pass through Hatfield Road to the rear of 292 High Street in Slough.

The road closure will begin from 12.01am on Monday, November 3 and works are expected to be completed by 11.59pm on Friday, November 7.

Later in the month, Slough Borough Council has given notice of works needing to be carried out from Tuesday, November 18.

The road closure will come into operation from 12.01am and works are expected to be completed by 11.59pm on Friday, November 21.

The road closure will prohibit any traffic passing from 112 Reddington Drive to the junction of Darrell Close in Langley.

Another road closure will begin the following week near Bedford Avenue in Slough.

This will come into operation from 12.01am on Monday, November 24, and works should be completed by 11.59pm on Friday, November 28.

This road closure will prohibit traffic passing through Falmouth Road at its junction with Bedford Avenue.

While the road closures are in force, alternative highways will be available and diversions will be clearly signed at the location.

Advanced warning notices will be at the locations advising of the dates the works will be carried out, and access will be maintained for all residents and businesses.

Planning

The Pinewood Group, owners of Heatherden Hall in Pinewood Studios, has applied to convert a female WC into a new kitchenette on the first floor, and to refurbish a male WC and accessible WC, both on the ground floor.

The application also seeks to remount a timber door leaf at the ground floor hall, proposes overhead signage and alterations to floor finishes at the ground floor and hall staircase of the Grade II-listed former manor house, located south of the Pinewood Studios site in Iver.

Stoke Park Limited is seeking retrospective planning permission for a temporary kitchen garden with a timber trellis and planted screening for growing produce for three years at East Drive in Stoke Park.

The development enables the growing and harvesting of fruit and vegetables to support the operation of Stoke Park as ‘a unique hotel and leisure venue,’ says the applicant.

The application site is an area of open grassland in a small portion of the unused golf course fairway in the Stoke Park estate and is a ‘time-limited’ development.

The small-scale greenhouses will facilitate the growing and harvesting of fruit and vegetables for the personal consumption of occupiers and visitors.