The fields between Didcot and East Hagbourne have grown food for thousands of years. They could be under concrete in a just a few short months.
Are you were wondering why Grainger are in such a hurry? Have a look at this interesting bit of news that surfaced this weekend.
Thank you for over 50 responses to the EIA request. Thank you for over 100 Facebook likes. Thank you for a stack of letters on Ed Vaizey’s desk. Thank you for countless emails of support. Thank you for the cake.
The campaign is less than a month old but it’s already time to celebrate. Celebrate that we are working together to stop Grainger’s plans.
The deadline for feedback to Grainger’s proposals has passed.
Grainger has promised to take your view into account when they revise their proposals.
So let’s remind ourselves of your view as it is now. That would be a glorious view with an unbroken vista across historic grade one agricultural pastures all the way to an official area of outstanding natural beauty. Continue reading
So in 2013 Grainger plc published an expensive looking, glossy document full of fine words. It was called “Creating Value from Our Values”. It defined they way they did business. You can bet that SODC were given a copy. You can download it on their website.
