Public notices: Appeal against refusal for Iver data centre

In the public notices this week, an appeal has been lodged to build a data centre in Iver.

Planning

An appeal has been logged against Buckinghamshire Council for refusing to allow a data centre to be built in Iver.

The appeal, launched by Affinius Capital LLC, relates to an application for the demolition of the Court Lane Industrial Estate and the redevelopment of the site to comprise a data centre of up to 65,000sqm.

The data centre buildings would include ancillary offices, internal technical spaces and technical equipment.

The development may also include car and cycle parking; external plant and equipment; hard and soft landscaping and routes and open spaces at Court Lane Industrial Estate.

An Inspector appointed by the Secretary of State will hold an inquiry opening on June 11 at 10am in the Council Chamber at High Wycombe Council Offices.

Members of the public may attend the inquiry and, at the Inspector’s discretion, express their views.

Documents relating to the appeal can be viewed at the council offices by prior arrangement or on the council website.

Meanwhile, also in Iver, there is a plan submitted for a major development at Old Slade Farm on 41 Old Slade Lane.

This entails the demolition of four buildings to make way for three new homes, landscaping and a roadway. See plans with reference PL/24/1500/FA.

Langley, too, is seeing a major development: redevelopment of The Willow Tree at 62 Station Road into a building up to six stories, containing 47 flats, parking and amenity space.

Traffic

Slough Borough Council is planning to close several roads in its Borough for roadworks soon.

It is looking to close Datchet Road between its junction with the Red Cow Roundabout and Datchet Meadows from 12.01am on June 18 until 11.59pm on June 19.

SBC also plans to close traffic passing through Buckingham Avenue between its junction with Liverpool Road and Bestobell Road from 12.01am on August 3 until 23.59pm on August 25.

It seeks to close Ragstone Road with its junction with Chalvey Road East and Chalvey Road West from 12.01am on August 18 until 23.59pm on August 19.

Slough council wants to close Farnham Road between its junction with Montrose Avenue and Farnburn Avenue from 12.01am on July 26 until 11.59pm on July 28.

Lastly, it wishes to close Montrose Avenue between number 12 and its junction with Farnham Road from 12.01am on July 26 until 11.59pm on July 28.

Meanwhile, RBWM is closing Crimp Hill between Myrtle Cottage North and Myrtle Cottage South from 8am on May 28 to 5pm on May 31.