3pm-8pm, Friday 11th April 2025 Crowmarsh Village Hall, Benson Lane, OX10 8ED
From TA Fisher….
The Scheme:
The design ethos of the development is to revitalise a currently derelict site within the centre of the village. The proposed redevelopment of the site will provide 15 high-quality, mews style 1- and 2-bedroom cottages including the restoration and conservation of the existing Grade II listed building.
Care has been taken to ensure the proposed dwellings both reflect and enhance the historic quality of Crowmarsh Gifford with the materials, design style, and detailing all reflecting that found within of the surrounding area. The provision of these homes will breathe new life back into an absent space and helping to ensure the vitality of the village for years to come.
About T.A. Fisher & Sons:
Creating value in property since 1895
We are a privately-owned property development and investment company based in Theale, Berkshire. For more than a century, we have earned a reputation for our considerate approach to building and development.
The T A Fisher Group has created a successful, proven strategy in the world of property development and investment across the Thames Valley, North Hampshire, and South-East England. Our collaborative approach has enabled us to develop a deep understanding of the importance of investing in the local economy. It has helped us to play a wider role by engaging local professional consultants and local trades, sourcing from local suppliers and selling to local buyers.
We combine our community-based approach with a strong equity base, a commitment to quality, sound business ethics, and an unsurpassed track record for completing even the most complex projects.
The breadth of knowledge within our team adds real value to our proposition and we are one of the few specialists able to cover residential, commercial, mixed use, regeneration, property investment and serviced apartments and aparthotels.
On Friday 8 November at 7pm in Ipsden Village Hall you can hear about the Stirling bomber that crashed in a field at Woodhouse Farm in October 1943 with the tragic death of all seven crew.
David MacSwayne, the nephew of the flight engineer on that fateful flight, will tell the story of ‘Lulu’ and the 7 men who flew it. He will share some of the research and stories that he and others have uncovered over the past few years including from the families of the 7 men (now traced), and from Ipsden residents – living eye witnesses and/or their descendants. In 2023 we organised a gathering at the farm for relatives of 5 of the crew, when they put up a plaque in their memory.
This talk is free and open to all. Drinks and nibbles provided. Donations appreciated to St Mary’s Church in Ipsden.
If you or others plan to come it would be helpful if you could e-mail [email protected] so we know approximate numbers.
