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Old Dominion Job Corps Center is Reopened and Ready to Transform Lives - Vimarsana News

Old Dominion Job Corps Center is Reopened and Ready to Transform Lives

/PRNewswire/ -- The Old Dominion Job Corps has immediate availability to safely provide a campus setting to educate qualified applicants and place them...

Old Dominion Job Corps Center is Reopened and Ready to Transform Lives - Vimarsana News

Old Dominion Job Corps Center is Reopened and Ready to Transform Lives

/PRNewswire/ -- The Old Dominion Job Corps has immediate availability to safely provide a campus setting to educate qualified applicants and place them...

Newbury MP Laura Farris: 'Is Thatcham right place for 2,500 homes?' - Vimarsana News

Newbury MP Laura Farris: 'Is Thatcham right place for 2,500 homes?'

Newbury MP Laura Farris: 'Is Thatcham right place for 2,500 homes?' MP questioning West Berkshire Council allocation and asking about Newbury Showground suitability John Herring  '); NEWBURY MP Laura Farris has questioned whether West Berkshire Council’s proposals for thousands of new homes is “Thatcham or nothing”. The council has proposed 170 hectares of land at north east Thatcham for development of up to 2,500 homes in its Local Plan Review. A thousand homes have been proposed at Sandleford Park in Newbury, and smaller allocations have been proposed across the district. Mrs Farris...

Work on 2,500-home Thatcham development could begin in 2024 - Vimarsana News

Work on 2,500-home Thatcham development could begin in 2024

170 hectares of land earmarked by West Berkshire Council

This is when a 2,500 home project is due to begin - Vimarsana News

This is when a 2,500 home project is due to begin

The site in north east Thatcham that has been earmarked for the massive development A controversial project to build 2,500 homes and three schools in Thatcham is expected to begin in 2024. West Berkshire Council has earmarked 170 hectares of land in north east Thatcham for this ambitious development in its new Local Plan for 2020 to 2037, which was recently scrutinised by people during an eight-week public consultation. The council is hoping the detailed plan, which sets planning policies and reveals which sites can be built on, will be signed off by the government by 2023. It would pa...