The first set of exhibition boards to see what the proposed plans are for the new film studios in Marlow have been published.
It was revealed in the middle of June that if a planning application is approved by Buckinghamshire Council, a huge film and TV set could be built near the A404 at the Westhorpe Junction between the town and Handy Cross.
The plans have been met with mixed reaction by those who live in the town, but now, Marlovians can see what the plans could look like in the flesh.
A spokesperson from the Marlow Film Studio Project said: “External consultation company Soundings will be present at these events to answer any questions and talk more to anyone attending.
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“The display boards will also be available to view in the windows of 6 Liston Court until July 31 and there will be feedback forms at the events and online on the website for people to have their say.”
The exhibition began on July 10 and will end on the final day of the month.
In the plans, residents will learn about the green belt, the history of the site, what the potential film set could mean to the town and how the environment will be protected.
The events, which will give the public an opportunity to meet the Soundings team will be happing on the following dates:
• July 10 – 9.30am to 12.00pm – meet the engagement team and have your say, The Pavilion, Little Marlow.
• July 10 – 1pm to 5pm – meet the engagement team and have your say, Unit 6, Liston Court, Marlow.
• July 13 – Neighbours Walk & Talk – Little Marlow
• July 15 – 1pm to 5pm – meet the engagement team and have your say, Liston Hall, Chapel Street, Marlow.
• July 24 – 2pm – 5pm – meet the engagement team and have your say, The King’s Head, Little Marlow.
• July 24 – 1pm to 5pm – meet the engagement team and have your say, Unit 6, Liston Court, Marlow.
To read more about the proposals, visit www.marlow.film/current-consultation-proposals.
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