THE FUTURE of a site at the centre of controversy will be up for debate.
Forest of Dean District Council will hold an evidence gathering day as part of its inquiry into the Five Acres site on Thursday, October 25 from 10am until 9pm at Lakers School.
The complex in Berry Hill, Coleford was bought up by the Homes and Communities Agency when the Royal Forest of Dean College there merged with Gloucestershire College.
Bosses of the Gloucester-based college want to build a new campus at Cinderford's Northern Quarter. Campaign group Five Acres is Not For Sale (FANS) will be putting forward their findings from a recent consultation event it held.
Other local groups including schools have also been invited to speak. From 6.30pm members of the public will have five minutes each to express their thoughts and suggestions. Anyone wishing to speak at this should contact the council's democratic services team on 01594 812625 or email democratic.services@fdean.gov.uk.
Forest of Dean District Council will hold an evidence gathering day as part of its inquiry into the Five Acres site on Thursday, October 25 from 10am until 9pm at Lakers School.
The complex in Berry Hill, Coleford was bought up by the Homes and Communities Agency when the Royal Forest of Dean College there merged with Gloucestershire College.
Bosses of the Gloucester-based college want to build a new campus at Cinderford's Northern Quarter. Campaign group Five Acres is Not For Sale (FANS) will be putting forward their findings from a recent consultation event it held.
Other local groups including schools have also been invited to speak. From 6.30pm members of the public will have five minutes each to express their thoughts and suggestions. Anyone wishing to speak at this should contact the council's democratic services team on 01594 812625 or email democratic.services@fdean.gov.uk.