04:47AM, Thursday 27 June 2013
The future of a purpose-built respite centre for disabled children is expected to be decided by councillors at a Royal Borough of Windsor and Maidenhead cabinet meeting tonight.
A public consultation was launched at the beginning of the year to allow residents to have their say over the future of Manor Green Residence.
The respite care unit, which forms part of Manor Green School site, has been closed since July 2011 due to a £20,000 funding shortfall.
The meeting is due to be held at Windsor Guildhall in the High Street at 7.30pm.
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