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Five thousand copies of a new six page brochure are being distributed to all shops and businesses in Newbury Town Centre. The brochure gives an update on all aspects of the changes for the Town Centre over the next few months.
  • Exciting times for Parkway.

  • The Newbury BID (Business Improvement District).

  • The appointment of the Newbury BID Manager.

  • New traffic arrangements for the autumn.

  • Plenty of parking in Newbury.

  • Breakfast in Bed with Chris Wright (Newbury Sound).

  • Parkway appoints Centre Manager.

  • Keeping our shops and pubs safe.

  • The Town Centre Partnership.

  • Newbury Events Programme through till December 31st.

A PDF copy of the brochure is available from the Town Centre Partnership website by following this link
http://newburytowncentre.co.uk/towncentrenewsletter.pdf

Positive comments on the forum would be appreciated.
Negative comments will be tolerated.
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Interesting that it says

What will the Newbury BID deliver?
It's up to the businesses in the BID area to decide


I would have thought deciding why the money needs to be raised would be one of the first items on the project plan.
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richard.garvie
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Quoted from user23.3
Interesting that it says

What will the Newbury BID deliver?
It's up to the businesses in the BID area to decide


I would have thought deciding why the money needs to be raised would be one of the first items on the project plan.


I'm in danger of agreeing with you too many times this weekend!!!
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Quoted from richard.garvie
I'm in danger of agreeing with you too many times this weekend!!!

Well it seems you and Jonesy are best mates now.
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Quoted from Greenham Common
Well it seems you and Jonsey are best mates now.
If you can't beat them...

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If you can't beat them...



Not on your life!!!
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richard.garvie
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Quoted from Greenham Common

Well it seems you and Jonsey are best mates now.


No danger of that!!! I've said that it's time for everyone to work together in the interests of the district. If the administration decide to carry on as they were prior to the election, we will continue to provide an alternative voice.
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Quoted from richard.garvie


No danger of that!!! I've said that it's time for everyone to work together in the interests of the district. If the administration decide to carry on as they were prior to the election, we will continue to provide an alternative voice.


So no changes for Newbury then?  

Can we have the CCTV debacle cover up review now then?  

Can we see the final plans for the pigeon Loft Pavillion too?  

Etc Etc?  

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It looks like the Newsletter has attracted some comments which is a positive result - the more communication about the town centre the better if we are ever to increase transparency and work together for a brighter future.
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Quoted from NewburyP
It looks like the Newsletter has attracted some comments which is a positive result - the more communication about the town centre the better if we are ever to increase transparency and work together for a brighter future.


It has attracted a lot of interest as well. I created the PDF and put it on the Town Centre website at approx 2.00pm yesterday afternoon (8th May). By 10.00pm today (9th May) it had been downloaded 312 times.
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How do they expect any credibility when they can't spell "improvement" (bottom of page 2).

I have long suspected that the town planners don't know the meaning of improvement when it comes to Newbury. The fact that they can't even spell it correctly seems to back this up.
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Quoted from Archie


How do they expect any credibility when they can't spell "improvement" (bottom of page 2).

I have long suspected that the town planners don't know the meaning of improvement when it comes to Newbury. The fact that they can't even spell it correctly seems to back this up.


I'm sure they know the meaning of improvement, it's just a different meaning from the one you or I might use.
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Quoted from Archie
How do they expect any credibility when they can't spell "improvement" (bottom of page 2).

I have long suspected that the town planners don't know the meaning of improvement when it comes to Newbury. The fact that they can't even spell it correctly seems to back this up.
Has the BID got anything to do with town planners?

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Has the BID got anything to do with town planners?



No, the BID will be down to the businesses within the defined BID area. It will be up to them how to spend any money raised. Before the businesses vote for / against the BID a plan will be put forward outlining the objectives; the BID committee will have to deliver on the plan.
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Has the BID got anything to do with town planners?


Do we have any town planners?
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