W/C 14th January 2019

The road upgrade at the maltway and red road is ongoing and making good progress, due to congestion at peak times in this area please allow for extra time on your journey

Mindenhurst road phase 3 & 4 construction is ongoing,

At Brunswick road although the new layout has been completed there are sign posts and bollards to be installed

Cala homes who are constructing the houses at the south of Brunswick road will have will have trucks removing excess material from their site all week. There will be a road sweeper in use to minimise the mud on the road.

W/C 21st January 2019

• The road upgrade at the maltway and red road is ongoing and making good progress, due to congestion at peak times in this area please allow for extra time on your journey
• Mindenhurst road phase 3 & 4 construction is ongoing,
• Cala homes who are constructing the houses at the south of Brunswick road will have will have trucks removing excess material from their site all week. There will be a road sweeper in use to minimise the mud on the road.
• Natta will be carrying out snagging works on the Brunswick road to kerbing, block paving along with other items and will be controlled under localised traffic management

W/C 28th January 2019

•  The road upgrade at the maltway and red road is ongoing and making good progress, due to congestion at peak times in this area please allow for extra time on your journey
• Mindenhurst road phase 3 & 4 construction is ongoing,
• Cala homes who are constructing the houses at the south of Brunswick road will have will have trucks removing excess material from their site all week. There will be a road sweeper in use to minimise the mud on the road.
• Natta will be carrying out snagging works on the Brunswick road to kerbing, block paving along with other items and will be controlled under localised traffic management.

The night before the public consultation, selected stakeholders and

representatives of local groups were invited to a preview of the exhibition

and a pre-meeting.

This was a constructive meeting that allowed early access to the latest

thinking on the masterplan in advance of the public engagement on 24th

July 2015.

Paul Deach, before the Stakeholders pre-meeting, was invited to speak at

the 12th Sept DVC public consultation meeting, with a simple purpose - to

assist the DNF Committee to recruit more help, or alternatively, the

Neighbourhood Development Plan will not be able to be delivered.

Second consultation by Studio Hive held at the Deepcut Garrison Hall

on 24th July 2015.

Some of the earlier feedback appears to have been adopted into the

revised masterplan (i.e. reduced supermarket size and location), and many

of the same concerns still exist (i.e. Traffic, Deepcut Bridge).

The good news is that Studio Hive have been listening to feedback, and

are prepared to be flexible in parts, hence the changes adopted that have

already improved on the approved outline planning permission for PRB

(accepting that some things are fixed already and will not change such as

the number of dwellings).

Established contact for the DNF with Steve, the Army liaison point for

Studio Hive and invited him to attend meeting on 12th September at DVC.

Reminded James of the invite to Studio Hive and that they would get 15/20

mins to provide their update on how the wider Deepcut will be impacted by

the PRB. This session is not intended to focus on ‘inside the security

fence’, instead it is intended to focus on the wider impact across Deepcut.

Established contact for the DNF with David Turton the DIO project manager

on the PRB move to Worthy Down (both for Army leaving Deepcut and

move into Worthy Down) and invited him to attend meeting on 12th

September at DVC.

Both will be useful people to have in the crowd at the DNF consultation,

that will no doubt mingle with questions at this event.

Some Dettingen residents raised significant concerns at this consultation

event with their opposition to the position of the proposed primary school.

Recommendation was for a separate meeting to help resolve the matter by

engaging with local residents and listening to their concerns. Proposed a

meeting with a select group of representatives to help address their

concerns. This meeting idea went down well, and we are following up with

Studio Hive.

Discussions also progressed with Emma Reed, who is a qualified

landscape architect, and works for HML architects. She was helpful and

constructive. When DNF’s recent experiences with third party technical

consulting services for assessments were explained, she offered to speak

with us about the matter. DNF does not have the breadth of experience to

understand the implications and merits of one assessment against another,

and to be able to understand which should be our priority. Emma offered to

help where she could. This might lead to a further meeting, or perhaps

initially a call with select DNF committee members to improve

understanding.

The time scales for the departure of the army appeared to have moved

again, perhaps 6 month earlier than previous (moved now to mid/late

2019). Obviously these dates are, and will remain, subject to change.

Throughout the consultation process, which was attended by over 200

people, many discussions took place with the experts present

(Skanska/Studio Hive/Army/DIO/…), and between members of the local

community learning from each other and sharing views.

All attendees, and all who were unable to attend, are encouraged to

document their feedback on the provided form before the 10th August

deadline.

The feedback form and the exhibition boards (in two pdf’s) are available at

the following location:

http://www.princessroyalbarracks.co.uk/consultation/

or the DNF Facebook page:

https://www.facebook.com/DeepcutNeighbourhoodForum