Dursley News - March 2007
 

Nothing is standing still in Dursley at the moment as new developments are springing up all over town. The Crest-Nicholson construction on the old Bymacks site is moving nearer to completion as a new one begins on the old Mawdsley's site adjacent to Uley Road. Similarly, clearance work is ongoing at the Long Street end of the Lister/Littlecombe site as further landscaping is taking place at the other end.

Elsewhere, the old petrol station and garage which until recently served customers at Woodmancote has been cleared in preparation for yet more houses to go up.

 
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    The Priory and Gazette printing works site
Viewed from the Rack Field car park near the swimming pool, this picture shows a clear view of the Priory and the empty site which once held the Gazette printing works.
(March 18th 2007 - copyright Andrew Barton)
 
    Littlecombe site clearance
Excavation and ground clearance is underway at the Long Street end of the Littlecombe site close to where several trees were recently felled.
(March 11th 2007 - copyright Andrew Barton)
 
    Crest-Nicholson houses complete
Many of the houses on this site are now awaiting their first occupiers and the site is taking on a lived in look.
(March 18th 2007 - copyright Andrew Barton)
 
    Mawdsley's site profiling
On the final section of the old Mawdsley's site, once supposedly reserved for commercial development, work has begun to profile the land for more houses
(March 11th 2007 - copyright Andrew Barton)
 
    Woodmancote garage clearance
The old Total petrol station on Woodmancote has now gone and work begins to build even more residences.
(March 11th 2007 - copyright Andrew Barton)
 
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