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Exhibition of East Anton plans
DEVELOPERS Taylor Wimpey and Test Valley Borough Council have organised a public exhibition of work planned for the first phase of the East Anton development.
The exhibition is at the St Paul's Church Centre, Smannell Road on 23 July between 6 and 9pm and on 26 July between 10am and 4pm.
8:28am Friday 18th July 2008
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CommentPosted by: stephen, Andover on 10:09am Sat 19 Jul 08
What is the point? Taylor Wimpey do not even have outline permission yet.The other major development at Picket Twenty has had outline permission since Jan this year and still no sign of anything happening. By the time these builders actually get around to building anything the current residents of Andover will be too old to remember what they saw at the exibition at St Paul's Church Centre, Smannell
What is the point? Taylor Wimpey do not even have outline permission yet.The other major development at Picket Twenty has had outline permission since Jan this year and still no sign of anything happening. By the time these builders actually get around to building anything the current residents of Andover will be too old to remember what they saw at the exibition at St Paul's Church Centre, Smannell
Posted by: Mick S, Andover on 8:29pm Sun 20 Jul 08
http://www.andoverad
vertiser.co.uk/searc
h/display.var.156930
3.0.phase_one_of_eas
t_anton_scheme_unvei
led.php The above link is to the same story from last year when Taylor Wimpey said that families wold be living on the new estate by this summer, mmm wonder what happened .
http://www.andoverad
vertiser.co.uk/searc
h/display.var.156930
3.0.phase_one_of_eas
t_anton_scheme_unvei
led.php The above link is to the same story from last year when Taylor Wimpey said that families wold be living on the new estate by this summer, mmm wonder what happened .
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