Windsor campaign group calls to save Alexandra Gardens
CALLS for development decisions on Alexandra Gardens to be postponed for residents to have a say after coronavirus pandemic.
CALLS for development decisions on Alexandra Gardens to be postponed for residents to have a say after coronavirus pandemic.
Windsor Liberal Democrats have launched a campaign to 'save' the Alexandra Gardens coach and car park after councillors discussed developing the site.
Local Lib Dem led Campaign Group "Save Alexandra Gardens 2020" are calling on the Royal Borough of Windsor and Maidenhead Council and the Royal Borough Property Company to postpone any decisions about development at Alexandra Gardens Coach & Car Parks until the Covid-19 crisis has passed.
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