• Marlow Applications validated by Wycombe District Council on Monday

  By lizzie271 at 18:57 on 23/05/12

  

  The following Marlow planning applications were validated by Wycombe District Council on Monday 21st May 2012 16a Mill Road, Marlow - erection of a two storey  3 bed detached replacement dwelling and erection of new front wall with 2 metren high gates and piers. 5 Ryans Mount, Marlow. Householder application for construction of a single storey front extension and single storey rear extension.

• Free parking in Henley could threaten Marlow trade

  By Lizstout at 13:30 on 20/03/12

  

  The offer of free parking in Henley is luring shoppers away from Marlow, says Marlow Chamber of Trade. South Oxfordshire District Council will make all the Henley council car parks free on Saturday afternoons from next month.  Already shoppers visiting Marlow's neighbouring town can park for free all day Sunday. Marlow Chamber of Trade have expressed concern that these new parking allowances risk making Henley a far more...

• Marlow's identity under threat?

  By Lizstout at 10:59 on 02/11/11

  

  A change in our electoral system could threaten Marlow's 'spirit and identity', according to ex-Mayor Derek Done. Done, who is also a former Wycombe District Council Planning Chairman, refers to the new plans which would mean placing a large area of our town - to the east of Glade Road and north of the railway line - into a new Flackwell Heath, Little Marlow and Marlow South East electoral district. As it stands, Marlow residents vote...

• Marlow Cycle path update

  By Lizstout at 00:16 on 08/08/11

  

  The introduction of a new £278,000 cycle track in Marlow, designed to connect the town's schools and make the town more cycle-friendly, has met with a mixed reaction since it was completed last month. We have spoken with more than a few local cyclists who seem to be more than a little disappointed with the new pathway and only last week, local newspapers highlighted another complaint, this time from 63 year-old resident, Tony...

• Law-breakers to help with Marlow clean-up

  By Lizstout at 14:27 on 14/05/11

  

  Soon an increasing number of law-breakers will be taking to the streets of Marlow - not to cause havoc residents will be relieved to hear but to keep the town's streets clean. The community payback scheme which was launched a year ago has proved to be such a success that Marlow's newly-elected Town Council, headed by Councillor, Richard Scott, are extending it for a further 12 months. Low-level offenders will help keep Marlow looking...

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