The work certainly comes into the
category of ”a big job”! Spurred on by
this the engineering team is currently designing the bridge required for Bincknoll Lane which,
when built, will link Studley Grange to the Morningside Farm section.
The plans for reorganising WBCT structure
and management have now been discussed at a series of members’ meetings and the
final proposals will be sent to all members as part of the papers for the AGM
where approval for the changes will be the main part of the formal business. You may have just seen that as part of the
route to these changes WBCT has had the opportunity to appoint Jonathan Till as
an interim Chief Executive. Please see
the announcement from Chairman Roderick Bluh http://www.wbct.org.uk/about-the-trust/trust-news/1383-appointment-of-jonathan-till-as-interim-chief-executive
Last week’s meeting with the
Environment Agency was very positive and we hope that the issues that have been
delaying consideration of the planning application for Mouldon Hill have now
been resolved.
This week the Melksham Link project team
will be meeting to review progress on the Environment Statement that will
trigger the next stage of the planning application.
Further discussions are being held
with Swindon Borough Council to see how the long term ownership and management
of the canal can be carried out, extending the agreement we already have for
the section at Wichelstowe.
Finally just to remind you about the
WBCT AGM which is on Sat 17th October at the Memorial Hall Royal
Wootton Bassett. http://www.wbct.org.uk/about-the-trust/trust-news/1373-trust-agm-preliminatary-notice
Ken Oliver
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