P r o s p e c t P l a c e C o n s e r v a t i o n A r e a T r u s t
The Prospect Place Conservation Area Trust, is a charity formed by residents to help protect and improve the Prospect Place Conservation Area through education, community and infrastructure projects.
The area consists of 120 small terraced houses with a school, public house, shop and two chapels. Prospect Place was developed after the arrival of the Wiltshire and Berkshire Canal in 1810 and expanded when the Great Western Railway was established in 1840. After the Second World War the area went into serious decline and despite a traffic management scheme in 1983 and Conservation Area designation in 1990 little has been done to help or enhance the area since. The Trust was formed by 25 residents in 2018 after a public meeting when it was agreed to organise various projects to help the area.
If you would like to become a member of the Trust or help promote the area please do not hesitate to get in contact by email: [email protected]
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