Showing posts with label Tesco Milngavie. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Tesco Milngavie. Show all posts
Friday, 1 June 2012
Tesco meeting
You can find out more about Tesco's plans on Wednesday June 6th at 7.30pm at the Fraser Centre, when Tesco will present their ideas to Milngavie Community
Council.
The public may attend.
Tuesday, 29 May 2012
Tesco update, May 2012
There will be exhibitions taking place next week to show Tesco's latest proposals for their new store in Milngavie. The timetable for these exhibitions is as follows:
| Milngavie Community Education Centre | Thursday, June 7 from noon – 8pm |
| Friday, June 8 from 10am – 6pm | |
| Milngavie Tesco store | Saturday, June 9 from 9am – noon |
Monday, 9 January 2012
Tesco's to attend the next MERA committee meeting
A representative of Tesco will be attending the next Mains Estate Residents' Association committee meeting.
This meeting will be held in Room F118, Douglas Academy, on 11 January 2012 at 7.30 p.m.
Any residents are welcome to attend the committee meeting to observe, and to hear the presentation by Tesco and ask any questions they may have regarding the proposed development.
This meeting will be held in Room F118, Douglas Academy, on 11 January 2012 at 7.30 p.m.
Any residents are welcome to attend the committee meeting to observe, and to hear the presentation by Tesco and ask any questions they may have regarding the proposed development.
Friday, 18 November 2011
We Like Milngavie meeting on 23rd November
We Like Milngavie are inviting community groups to a presentation by Page\Park Architects of their “Urban Design Framework” for future development of Milngavie Town Centre.
This will be held on Wednesday 23rd November, 7.30pm at the Fraser Centre.
Page\Park have carried out a public realm study of the town centre, including the Tesco site. They have come up with a very exciting vision which unifies and connects the two sides of the town centre, presently divided by Woodburn Way.
We Like Milngavie plan to present Page\Park’s “Vision for the Community” to the Council in the near future, and hope it will influence their response to Tesco’s forthcoming application.
It is important that this initiative is owned by all the community groups of the area, so we would encourage you and others from your group to come along and see the Page\Park ideas.
Posted on behalf of We Like Milngavie group.
This will be held on Wednesday 23rd November, 7.30pm at the Fraser Centre.
Page\Park have carried out a public realm study of the town centre, including the Tesco site. They have come up with a very exciting vision which unifies and connects the two sides of the town centre, presently divided by Woodburn Way.
We Like Milngavie plan to present Page\Park’s “Vision for the Community” to the Council in the near future, and hope it will influence their response to Tesco’s forthcoming application.
It is important that this initiative is owned by all the community groups of the area, so we would encourage you and others from your group to come along and see the Page\Park ideas.
Posted on behalf of We Like Milngavie group.
Thursday, 7 April 2011
New Tesco proposals
Tesco have announced that they are making fresh plans for a new store in Milngavie. For further details, see the Milngavie Herald website.
Friday, 18 March 2011
Tesco appeal refused
We have just heard today that the Reporter has refused the Tesco appeal. Further details will be published on the welikemilngavie website.
Monday, 31 January 2011
Tesco Public Hearing and Inquiry - update
WeLikeMilngavie have just learned this evening that the Scottish Government Reporter now hopes to complete the Appeal in the first week. The schedule expected is:
Tuesday:
- Design issues, Listed Buildings and Conservation Area
Wednesday:
- Traffic impact
Thursday:
- Retail impact
They very much hope that as many who can will sit in for these sessions, now less spread out in time.
Tuesday:
- Design issues, Listed Buildings and Conservation Area
Wednesday:
- Traffic impact
Thursday:
- Retail impact
They very much hope that as many who can will sit in for these sessions, now less spread out in time.
Wednesday, 26 January 2011
Tesco Public Hearing and Inquiry
The hearing will start on Tuesday 1st February at 10am and will continue until 10th February. It is planned to be held at Kessington Hall.
For further information on this, see
Jo Swinson's website
EDC website
Further documentation can be found at
http://www.dpea.scotland.gov.uk/CaseDetails.aspx?id=qJ12561
Jo Swinson's website
and on the We Like Milngavie website
For further information on this, see
Jo Swinson's website
EDC website
Further documentation can be found at
http://www.dpea.scotland.gov.uk/CaseDetails.aspx?id=qJ12561
Jo Swinson's website
and on the We Like Milngavie website
Monday, 15 November 2010
Further news on the proposed new Tesco store
There is a great deal of information about the proposals for the new store on the website of "We like Milngavie," so you are advised to visit this site if you wish for further information.
To view the full documentation about the proposals, go to the website of DPEA (The Scottish Government Directorate for Planning and Environmental Appeals) at www.dpea.scotland.gov.uk/, agree to the terms and conditions, go to the simple search and type case reference PPA-200-2008 in the box.
To view the full documentation about the proposals, go to the website of DPEA (The Scottish Government Directorate for Planning and Environmental Appeals) at www.dpea.scotland.gov.uk/, agree to the terms and conditions, go to the simple search and type case reference PPA-200-2008 in the box.
Wednesday, 16 December 2009
New Tesco store
Several residents have asked for further information about the proposed new Tesco store in Milngavie.
Jo Swinson, MP, has set up a webpage with information and a questionnaire at www.joswinson.org.uk/tesco. It includes the original Tesco brochure and links to other relevant sites.
Further details of the plan can be found in a series of pdf files on the council website.
A construction method statement is also available of the council website.
There is still time to make your comments about this proposed development.
Jo Swinson, MP, has set up a webpage with information and a questionnaire at www.joswinson.org.uk/tesco. It includes the original Tesco brochure and links to other relevant sites.
Further details of the plan can be found in a series of pdf files on the council website.
A construction method statement is also available of the council website.
There is still time to make your comments about this proposed development.
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