The town of Bordon which lies on the south-east of Alton, has been a military base and is still predominantly a military town with military training and accommodation. Its proximity and connectivity to major stations in the UK make it an even better location to have commercial properties but the development in that arena is slow due to the fact that the town, unlike other towns near Alton, has never been a major marketplace. It offers some options for primary and secondary education as well as a good sized residential area.
Developments and transformations
The latest development is a transformation project is to convert Bordon into a green town. Here are some transformation and development details:
Enclosures
This project will have an infrastructure to accommodate the transformation of the Quebec and the Louisburg Barracks into enclosures which will have pockets specifically for wildlife, cycling tracks, picnic spots and walking tracks. The transformation is also to ensure that there is more sunlight to facilitate the growth of local plant species.
The Hogmoor enclosure is a similar project to transform the Prince Philip Barracks and is being managed by the Defence Infrastructure Organisation (DIO).
Relief road
The planned regeneration through a relief road will be able to provide an alternative to the A325 which would still be free-flowing and make the new developments accessible.
It will significantly improve the traffic congestion on the A325 and reduce the community impact from a major road.
Shipwrights way
A path which is expected to be 50 miles long and specifically focusing on horse riders, cyclists and walkers creates a picturesque landscape connecting East Hampshire to the countryside.
Residential projects
Amongst the development is a varied array of residential housing too.
A skills center will enhance the lifestyle of the people in this area and provide construction skills and vocational training to the people.
Maintenance
Bordon does face issues such as fly-tipping from the nearby market towns and congestion due to the traffic on A325.
The development plans will manage most of these issues, some will have to be considered maintenance.
ClickaSkip provides skip hire in Bordon, helping local residents and businesses get rid of waste and dispose of it in a responsible manner.
The company is heavily involved in waste management and recycles well over 90% of the waste collected. During and after the developmental projects, ClickaSkip will be helping the people of Bordon manage their waste and ensure the upkeep of the new projects.
You can hire a skip in any size that is suitable for you, the company will drop it off at your place at a time convenient to you. The pickup of the skip is will be done when you wish too.
You can get a quote from the company by providing a few details and book a skip straightaway. What is more, the waste management experts at ClickaSkip would be happy to share skip related advice to help you.
Call the ClickaSkip helpline today.