Revised plans for 80 homes in Maidenhead recommended for rejection

Plans to build 80 homes in Maidenhead are set to be discussed by councillors at a meeting tomorrow (Wednesday) - but planning officers have urged members to reject the proposals over open space and affordable housing fears.

The Windsor and Maidenhead council's planning committee are due to meet at Maidenhead Town Hall at 7pm to discuss the plans earmarked for Ray Mill Road East.

The applicant - known as 'T Bingham' - wants to construct 16 one-bedroom, 19 two-bedroom, 17 three-bedroom and 28 four-bedroom homes, along with bin storage, landscaping and parking, a new access route from Ray Mill Road East, and public open space.