Changes are planned for a popular family restaurant in Slough which could be getting a fresh new look soon.
The Montagu Arms near Junction 5 of the M4, a Harvester, could be getting new signage and a repaint to freshen up its look.
Elsewhere, the Co-op in Britwell will be getting a rebrand after changes were approved by Slough Borough Council.
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In the Royal Borough, a plan to build homes in the car park of a pub that has been closed for around five years has expired.
You can view the applications featured by typing the reference in brackets into the respective council’s planning portal.
New signage for Slough family restaurant (Slough app P/01784/020)
The Montagu Arms in London Road, Langley has long served as a Harvester restaurant.
Now the Harvester brand owners Mitchells & Butlers has applied to install new signage and branding.
Mitchells & Butlers wants to replace the tall post for the restaurant with an oval-shaped sign.
Meanwhile, lettering on the building would be refurbished and ground-mounted signs would be replaced with a ‘driftwood’ colour with white letters.
News signs for Co-op approved (Slough app P/15953/005)
The Co-op at the Kennedy Parade in Britwell has won advertising permission for a rebrand.
The project will involve a change from the current green branding to the Co-op’s new grey and blue letter colour scheme.
White letters will state ‘Welcome to Long Furlogh Drive’s Co-op’.
The store is contained within the parade which contains a range of other shops.
Plan for 10 flats next to Maidenhead pub expired (RBWM app 21/01118/FULL)
A plan to build 10 flats next to The Crown pub in Wooton Way, Maidenhead has expired.
The applicant, Kaywood Development Ltd, had a plan to build 10 two-bed flats in the car park of the pub, which closed in 2018/19.
However, the plan has now expired according to a letter from the Royal Borough’s planning department.
The letter states: “There has been no recent correspondence from the agent on this application.
“Given this time period, the Local Planning Authority has therefore disposed of the application.”
Ascot home could be converted into apartments (RBWM app 24/00175/FULL)
The owner of a grand house in an exclusive area of Ascot has applied to convert it into apartments.
Hamilton House is a five-bedroom home located in Larch Avenue next to Sunningdale Park.
Now the owner wants to convert it into two three-bedroom and two two-bedroom apartments.
The project would involve building a substantial side and rear extension and internal modifications.
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