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This Horizon documentary titled "The Writing on the Wall" was broadcast in 1974 and explores the perceived failure of large-scale Modernist social housing estates in Britain with the help of Canadian sociologist Oscar Newman. Newman's 'Defensible Space' theory argued that the design of certain estates was conducive to low-level, and subsequently more serious crime.
The documentary first discusses the notorious Pruitt-Igoe estate in St. Louis, Missouri and then introduces Newman as he walks around the Aylesbury estate in Walworth, South-East London (near Elephant & Castle). He goes on to analyse further estates in the US & UK and how they are representative of success or failure in the context of his Defensible Space theories.
Defensible Space has had a strong influence on social architecture and the notion of public and private space in the modern neoliberal political era, but many have been critical of Newman's theories and their subsequent influence on policy makers.
For an interesting insight into the legacy of Defensible Space, read 'Remaking London' by Ben Campkin and 'Ground Control' by Anna Minton.
- published: 28 Apr 2015
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Aylesbury's Woodlands Development Plans Put In.
The proposed Woodlands development off the A41 is a step closer.
Buckinghamshire Advantage, the delivery arm of Buckinghamshire Thames Valley Local Enterprise Partnership (BTVLEP), has today submitted an outline planning application for Aylesbury Woodlands.
Woodlands would offer more land for employment, along with housing and leisure facilities.
The submission of the outline planning application to Aylesbury Vale District Council this week follows an extensive programme of community and stakeholder engagement.
Richard Harrington, Managing Director of Buckinghamshire Advantage, said:
"The key driver for us in taking on this challenge has been to plug gaps in growth infrastructure provision, to grow jobs, build communities and enhance access to open space and new community facilities.
"In this respect Aylesbury Woodlands is both highly complementary and distinct from previous Aylesbury major development areas. We have been pleased with the local community contribution that has helped shaped the proposal and look forward to further engagement through consultation."
Aylesbury Woodlands is intended to be a high quality sustainable scheme designed to deliver green infrastructure.
It will offer mixed land use with the provision of commercial premises to facilitate employment growth, leisure opportunities to promote health and well-being and housing.
The Aylesbury Woodlands site is bounded to the south by the A41. To the north is the Grand Union Canal; to the east is the Arla dairy and the County Council Waste Transfer Station.
To the west is the existing urban edge of Aylesbury, including the residential area of Broughton. The site covers an area of approximately 200 hectares.
The design and delivery of the Eastern Link Road through the Woodlands scheme is a key element of the master plan.
The road will improve north south connection by providing the missing link between the A41 and the A418. It will also provide a radial route to the east of Aylesbury Town Centre.
The eastern commercial area of the Aylesbury Woodlands site was granted Enterprise Zone status as part of the spending review announced by Chancellor George Osborne on 25th November 2015. This is part of the strategic Arla/Woodlands site allocated under the 'Aylesbury Vale Enterprise Zone'.
For further details please refer to the Aylesbury Woodlands website at:
www.aylesburywoodlands.co.uk
on the website,
What’s Proposed
Although the project is still at an early stage, Aylesbury Woodlands aims to provide jobs through developing employment land for a range of offices, industrial and commercial uses supported by retail, leisure facilities and housing set in an extensive green environment.
Eastern Link Road (South)
The design and delivery of the Eastern Link Road (South) will be important and form part of the development. The road will improve north south connection by providing the missing link between the A41 and the A418 and provide a radial route to the east of Aylesbury Town Centre.
Aylesbury Woodlands will:
Support future employment growth for Aylesbury and Buckinghamshire
Attract commercial investment into the local economy
Respond to local housing pressures
Create substantial green infrastructure for open space, sports and recreational facilities
Support biodiversity
Support infrastructure delivery
Provide balanced sustainable development
Creating a sustainable work and balanced home life environment characterised by open space and leisure opportunities will help to promote healthy living and well being and active lifestyles. Aylesbury Woodlands will be an exemplar development in the promotion and delivery of its green infrastructure.
In addition, Aylesbury’s high and rising employment rate is being driven by residents increasingly finding work outside the county.1 Therefore to create jobs, housing and leisure on the Aylesbury Woodlands site creates a sustainable home/work balance and reduces travel to work.
1 Source Job Density figures from Buckinghamshire Business First – Constituency Economic Profile, Aylesbury: March 2014
- published: 23 Mar 2016
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The Aylesbury Estate in Southwark unveiled final plans for the area on the 5th March at the Thurlow Lodge Community Centre. Urban Graphics played a major role in bringing to life the masterplan through a spectacular short film, CGIs, and commentary.
- published: 11 Nov 2009
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Mel, Luke & Urban Strides Junior Crew backstage @ Activate Dance Festival 2016, The Waterside Theatre Aylesbury
- published: 31 May 2016
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A growing number of local councils in Buckinghamshire are signing a deal to take over responsibility for a raft of County Council jobs, such as grass cutting, road sign cleaning, weeding and hedge trimming.
So far 27 individual parishes have committed to the devolution scheme, and 21 parishes have signed agreements.
The Princes Risborough consortium - the Town Council and parish councils of Bledlow-cum-Saunderton, Bradenham, Lacey Green, and Longwick-cum-Ilmer - became the first group to formally sign, meeting Martin Phillips, Cabinet Member for Community Engagement at County Hall.
The consortium has been given £28,282 of Buckinghamshie County Council's £908,894 urban transport budget, which is available to parishes to cut grass, maintain and repair bollards, signs and village 'gates', oversee hedge trimming, weeding footways, rights-of-way clearing, and illegal sign removal.
Neil Gibson, Managing Director, Buckinghamshire County Council Transport, Economy and Environment, said there were many things parishes and towns were better placed to do locally than principal authorities, such as the County Council:
"The partnerships so many towns and parishes are developing add value to their local communities.
"At a time all our budgets are under extreme pressure they're playing a crucial role in doing things more efficiently and more economically at neighbourhood level."
Princes Risborough Town Councillor Matthew Walsh said the consortium were looking forward to having greater local control and flexibility.
"The devolution arrangement makes us much lighter on our feet.
"For example, if a village wants the grass cut just before its grand fete, it can be done more easily. It's about allowing parishes to do what suits them, when it suits them."
Among the early consortia of parishes to sign-up are Aylesbury, which has £123,752 of the urban transport budget, and Amersham, £43,400, to provide devolved services. Buckingham and Winslow Town Councils are intending to sign their own devolution agreements with the County Council.
The 21 parishes who’ve signed devolution agreements are:
Amersham Town Council
Aylesbury Town Council
Bierton with Broughton Parish Council
Bledlow cum Saunderton Parish Council
Bradenham Parish Council
Coldharbour Parish Council
Dinton with Ford and Upton Parish Council
Dorney Parish Council
Ellesborough Parish Council
Gerrards Cross Parish Council
Hardwick Parish Council
Lacey Green Parish Council
Longwick cum llmer Parish Council
Oving Parish Council
Penn Parish Council
Princes Risborough Town Council
Seer Green Parish Council
Stoke Hammond Parish Council
Watermead Parish Council
Weston Turville Parish Council
Worminghall Parish Council
A further 11 parishes who are performing devolved activities on a ‘hand-shake’ basis and will be returning their agreements in due course:
Buckingham Town Council
Drayton Parslow Parish Council
Little Chalfont
Mentmore Parish Council
Mursley Parish Council
Newton Longville Parish Council
Quainton Parish Council
Stewkley Parish Council
Stone with Bishopstone & Hartwell Parish Council
Swanbourne Parish Council
Winslow Town Council
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Urban strides Juniors and Seniors performing at From The Heart, Aylesbury Waterside theatre in November 2013.
- published: 26 Nov 2013
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Coordinates: 51°49′00″N 0°48′45″W / 51.8168°N 0.8124°W / 51.8168; -0.8124
Aylesbury (
/ˈeɪlzbri/) is the county town of Buckinghamshire in South East England. However the town also falls into a notional geographical region known as the South Midlands an area that ecompasses the north of the South East, and the southern extremities of the East Midlands, and the western portion of the East of England. In the 2001 census the Aylesbury Urban Area, which includes Bierton, Fairford Leys, Stoke Mandeville and Watermead, had a population of 69,021, which included 56,392 for the Aylesbury civil parish.
The town name is of Old English origin. Its first recorded name Æglesburgh is thought to mean "Fort of Aegel", though who Aegel was is not recorded. Since earliest records there have been 57 variations of the name. Excavations in the town centre in 1985 found an Iron Age hillfort dating from the early 4th century BC. The town is sited on an outcrop of Portlandian limestone which accounts for its prominent position in the surrounding landscape, which is largely clay. Aylesbury was a major market town in Anglo-Saxon times, famous in addition as the burial place of Saint Osyth, whose shrine attracted pilgrims. The Early English parish church of St. Mary (which has many later additions) has a crypt beneath. Once thought to be Anglo-Saxon, it is now recognised as being of the same period as the medieval chapel above. At the Norman Conquest, the king took the manor of Aylesbury for himself, and it is listed as a royal manor in the Domesday Book, 1086.
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An urban area is characterized by higher population density and vast human features in comparison to areas surrounding it. Urban areas may be cities, towns or conurbations, but the term is not commonly extended to rural settlements such as villages and hamlets.
Urban areas are created and further developed by the process of urbanization. Measuring the extent of an urban area helps in analyzing population density and urban sprawl, and in determining urban and rural populations.[citation needed]
Unlike an urban area, a metropolitan area includes not only the urban area, but also satellite cities plus intervening rural land that is socio-economically connected to the urban core city, typically by employment ties through commuting, with the urban core city being the primary labor market. In fact, urbanized areas agglomerate and grow as the core population/economic activity center within a larger metropolitan area or envelope.
In the US, Metropolitan areas tend to be defined using counties or county sized political units as building blocks of much larger, albeit more condensed population units. Counties tend to be stable political boundaries; economists prefer to work with economic and social statistics based on metropolitan areas. Urbanized areas are a more relevant statistic for determining per capita land usage and densities.[citation needed]
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The Aylesbury Urban Area is defined by the Office for National Statistics as a conurbation in central Buckinghamshire, England. It had a population of 69,021 (2001 census). The largest population centre is Aylesbury itself at 56,392.
Aylesbury was, for hundreds of years, a typically small market town like others in the area such as Wendover. It population in 1801 was 3082 with steady growth up to 9099 in 1901, a three-fold increase in 100 years. At the same time, villages and hamlets such Walton and New Zealand grew slowly with separate identities to the growing town.
During the first half of the twentieth century, the population grew slightly more, reaching 21,200 in 1950. However, the rocketing population of the capital, London was creating a strain on the recently introduced Metropolitan Green Belt and Aylesbury was one of the towns chosen for major population growth to house the London overspill.
The population of the town began to increase at a faster rate, as new housing estates were built. At the same time, the centre of Aylesbury was redeveloped, with new shopping areas. The area near the Aylesbury branch of the Grand Union Canal, built in 1814, was developed into a pedestrian square. The population reached 40,000 in 1970 and 51,000 by 1990, with new housing areas being built every few years. By 2001, the urban area housed 69,021 people.
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0:31Urban Strides, Aylesbury dance alstars
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1:58National Urban Design Awards 2016 - Finalist - HTA - Aylesbury Estate
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43:36Defensible Space by Oscar Newman feat. Aylesbury Estate & Pruitt-Igoe
Defensible Space by Oscar Newman feat. Aylesbury Estate & Pruitt-IgoeDefensible Space by Oscar Newman feat. Aylesbury Estate & Pruitt-Igoe
This Horizon documentary titled "The Writing on the Wall" was broadcast in 1974 and explores the perceived failure of large-scale Modernist social housing estates in Britain with the help of Canadian sociologist Oscar Newman. Newman's 'Defensible Space' theory argued that the design of certain estates was conducive to low-level, and subsequently more serious crime. The documentary first discusses the notorious Pruitt-Igoe estate in St. Louis, Missouri and then introduces Newman as he walks around the Aylesbury estate in Walworth, South-East London (near Elephant & Castle). He goes on to analyse further estates in the US & UK and how they are representative of success or failure in the context of his Defensible Space theories. Defensible Space has had a strong influence on social architecture and the notion of public and private space in the modern neoliberal political era, but many have been critical of Newman's theories and their subsequent influence on policy makers. For an interesting insight into the legacy of Defensible Space, read 'Remaking London' by Ben Campkin and 'Ground Control' by Anna Minton. -
4:04Aylesbury News, Aylesbury's Woodlands Development Plans Put In.
Aylesbury News, Aylesbury's Woodlands Development Plans Put In.Aylesbury News, Aylesbury's Woodlands Development Plans Put In.
Aylesbury's Woodlands Development Plans Put In. The proposed Woodlands development off the A41 is a step closer. Buckinghamshire Advantage, the delivery arm of Buckinghamshire Thames Valley Local Enterprise Partnership (BTVLEP), has today submitted an outline planning application for Aylesbury Woodlands. Woodlands would offer more land for employment, along with housing and leisure facilities. The submission of the outline planning application to Aylesbury Vale District Council this week follows an extensive programme of community and stakeholder engagement. Richard Harrington, Managing Director of Buckinghamshire Advantage, said: "The key driver for us in taking on this challenge has been to plug gaps in growth infrastructure provision, to grow jobs, build communities and enhance access to open space and new community facilities. "In this respect Aylesbury Woodlands is both highly complementary and distinct from previous Aylesbury major development areas. We have been pleased with the local community contribution that has helped shaped the proposal and look forward to further engagement through consultation." Aylesbury Woodlands is intended to be a high quality sustainable scheme designed to deliver green infrastructure. It will offer mixed land use with the provision of commercial premises to facilitate employment growth, leisure opportunities to promote health and well-being and housing. The Aylesbury Woodlands site is bounded to the south by the A41. To the north is the Grand Union Canal; to the east is the Arla dairy and the County Council Waste Transfer Station. To the west is the existing urban edge of Aylesbury, including the residential area of Broughton. The site covers an area of approximately 200 hectares. The design and delivery of the Eastern Link Road through the Woodlands scheme is a key element of the master plan. The road will improve north south connection by providing the missing link between the A41 and the A418. It will also provide a radial route to the east of Aylesbury Town Centre. The eastern commercial area of the Aylesbury Woodlands site was granted Enterprise Zone status as part of the spending review announced by Chancellor George Osborne on 25th November 2015. This is part of the strategic Arla/Woodlands site allocated under the 'Aylesbury Vale Enterprise Zone'. For further details please refer to the Aylesbury Woodlands website at: www.aylesburywoodlands.co.uk on the website, What’s Proposed Although the project is still at an early stage, Aylesbury Woodlands aims to provide jobs through developing employment land for a range of offices, industrial and commercial uses supported by retail, leisure facilities and housing set in an extensive green environment. Eastern Link Road (South) The design and delivery of the Eastern Link Road (South) will be important and form part of the development. The road will improve north south connection by providing the missing link between the A41 and the A418 and provide a radial route to the east of Aylesbury Town Centre. Aylesbury Woodlands will: Support future employment growth for Aylesbury and Buckinghamshire Attract commercial investment into the local economy Respond to local housing pressures Create substantial green infrastructure for open space, sports and recreational facilities Support biodiversity Support infrastructure delivery Provide balanced sustainable development Creating a sustainable work and balanced home life environment characterised by open space and leisure opportunities will help to promote healthy living and well being and active lifestyles. Aylesbury Woodlands will be an exemplar development in the promotion and delivery of its green infrastructure. In addition, Aylesbury’s high and rising employment rate is being driven by residents increasingly finding work outside the county.1 Therefore to create jobs, housing and leisure on the Aylesbury Woodlands site creates a sustainable home/work balance and reduces travel to work. 1 Source Job Density figures from Buckinghamshire Business First – Constituency Economic Profile, Aylesbury: March 2014 -
0:18Bobcat Module (Aylesbury HQ/USAR Centre) on a shout
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4:58Aylesbury Vision
Aylesbury VisionAylesbury Vision
The Aylesbury Estate in Southwark unveiled final plans for the area on the 5th March at the Thurlow Lodge Community Centre. Urban Graphics played a major role in bringing to life the masterplan through a spectacular short film, CGIs, and commentary. -
2:06Urban Strides Junior Crew backstage @ Activate Dance Festival 2016
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3:46Aylesbury News, Local Council's Taking Over Bucks County Council's Jobs
Aylesbury News, Local Council's Taking Over Bucks County Council's JobsAylesbury News, Local Council's Taking Over Bucks County Council's Jobs
A growing number of local councils in Buckinghamshire are signing a deal to take over responsibility for a raft of County Council jobs, such as grass cutting, road sign cleaning, weeding and hedge trimming. So far 27 individual parishes have committed to the devolution scheme, and 21 parishes have signed agreements. The Princes Risborough consortium - the Town Council and parish councils of Bledlow-cum-Saunderton, Bradenham, Lacey Green, and Longwick-cum-Ilmer - became the first group to formally sign, meeting Martin Phillips, Cabinet Member for Community Engagement at County Hall. The consortium has been given £28,282 of Buckinghamshie County Council's £908,894 urban transport budget, which is available to parishes to cut grass, maintain and repair bollards, signs and village 'gates', oversee hedge trimming, weeding footways, rights-of-way clearing, and illegal sign removal. Neil Gibson, Managing Director, Buckinghamshire County Council Transport, Economy and Environment, said there were many things parishes and towns were better placed to do locally than principal authorities, such as the County Council: "The partnerships so many towns and parishes are developing add value to their local communities. "At a time all our budgets are under extreme pressure they're playing a crucial role in doing things more efficiently and more economically at neighbourhood level." Princes Risborough Town Councillor Matthew Walsh said the consortium were looking forward to having greater local control and flexibility. "The devolution arrangement makes us much lighter on our feet. "For example, if a village wants the grass cut just before its grand fete, it can be done more easily. It's about allowing parishes to do what suits them, when it suits them." Among the early consortia of parishes to sign-up are Aylesbury, which has £123,752 of the urban transport budget, and Amersham, £43,400, to provide devolved services. Buckingham and Winslow Town Councils are intending to sign their own devolution agreements with the County Council. The 21 parishes who’ve signed devolution agreements are: Amersham Town Council Aylesbury Town Council Bierton with Broughton Parish Council Bledlow cum Saunderton Parish Council Bradenham Parish Council Coldharbour Parish Council Dinton with Ford and Upton Parish Council Dorney Parish Council Ellesborough Parish Council Gerrards Cross Parish Council Hardwick Parish Council Lacey Green Parish Council Longwick cum llmer Parish Council Oving Parish Council Penn Parish Council Princes Risborough Town Council Seer Green Parish Council Stoke Hammond Parish Council Watermead Parish Council Weston Turville Parish Council Worminghall Parish Council A further 11 parishes who are performing devolved activities on a ‘hand-shake’ basis and will be returning their agreements in due course: Buckingham Town Council Drayton Parslow Parish Council Little Chalfont Mentmore Parish Council Mursley Parish Council Newton Longville Parish Council Quainton Parish Council Stewkley Parish Council Stone with Bishopstone & Hartwell Parish Council Swanbourne Parish Council Winslow Town Council -
5:25Stockdale urban road pathway to the roundabout
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11:49Urban Strides Juniors and Seniors, November 2013
Urban Strides Juniors and Seniors, November 2013Urban Strides Juniors and Seniors, November 2013
Urban strides Juniors and Seniors performing at From The Heart, Aylesbury Waterside theatre in November 2013.
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Urban Strides, Aylesbury dance alstars
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National Urban Design Awards 2016 - Finalist - HTA - Aylesbury Estate
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Defensible Space by Oscar Newman feat. Aylesbury Estate & Pruitt-Igoe
This Horizon documentary titled "The Writing on the Wall" was broadcast in 1974 and explores the perceived failure of large-scale Modernist social housing estates in Britain with the help of Canadian sociologist Oscar Newman. Newman's 'Defensible Space' theory argued that the design of certain estates was conducive to low-level, and subsequently more serious crime. The documentary first discusses the notorious Pruitt-Igoe estate in St. Louis, Missouri and then introduces Newman as he walks around the Aylesbury estate in Walworth, South-East London (near Elephant & Castle). He goes on to analyse further estates in the US & UK and how they are representative of success or failure in the context of his Defensible Space theories. Defensible Space has had a strong influence on social arch... -
Aylesbury News, Aylesbury's Woodlands Development Plans Put In.
Aylesbury's Woodlands Development Plans Put In. The proposed Woodlands development off the A41 is a step closer. Buckinghamshire Advantage, the delivery arm of Buckinghamshire Thames Valley Local Enterprise Partnership (BTVLEP), has today submitted an outline planning application for Aylesbury Woodlands. Woodlands would offer more land for employment, along with housing and leisure facilities. The submission of the outline planning application to Aylesbury Vale District Council this week follows an extensive programme of community and stakeholder engagement. Richard Harrington, Managing Director of Buckinghamshire Advantage, said: "The key driver for us in taking on this challenge has been to plug gaps in growth infrastructure provision, to grow jobs, build communities and enhance access t... -
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Aylesbury Vision
The Aylesbury Estate in Southwark unveiled final plans for the area on the 5th March at the Thurlow Lodge Community Centre. Urban Graphics played a major role in bringing to life the masterplan through a spectacular short film, CGIs, and commentary. -
Urban Strides Junior Crew backstage @ Activate Dance Festival 2016
Mel, Luke & Urban Strides Junior Crew backstage @ Activate Dance Festival 2016, The Waterside Theatre Aylesbury -
Aylesbury News, Local Council's Taking Over Bucks County Council's Jobs
A growing number of local councils in Buckinghamshire are signing a deal to take over responsibility for a raft of County Council jobs, such as grass cutting, road sign cleaning, weeding and hedge trimming. So far 27 individual parishes have committed to the devolution scheme, and 21 parishes have signed agreements. The Princes Risborough consortium - the Town Council and parish councils of Bledlow-cum-Saunderton, Bradenham, Lacey Green, and Longwick-cum-Ilmer - became the first group to formally sign, meeting Martin Phillips, Cabinet Member for Community Engagement at County Hall. The consortium has been given £28,282 of Buckinghamshie County Council's £908,894 urban transport budget, which is available to parishes to cut grass, maintain and repair bollards, signs and village 'gates',... -
Stockdale urban road pathway to the roundabout
Urban road aylesbury -
Urban Strides Juniors and Seniors, November 2013
Urban strides Juniors and Seniors performing at From The Heart, Aylesbury Waterside theatre in November 2013.
Urban Strides, Aylesbury dance alstars
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- Duration: 0:31
- Updated: 19 Mar 2008
- views: 4594
Aylesbury dance class
Aylesbury dance class
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National Urban Design Awards 2016 - Finalist - HTA - Aylesbury Estate
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- Duration: 1:58
- Updated: 11 Mar 2016
- views: 52
- published: 11 Mar 2016
- views: 52
Defensible Space by Oscar Newman feat. Aylesbury Estate & Pruitt-Igoe
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- Duration: 43:36
- Updated: 28 Apr 2015
- views: 8688
This Horizon documentary titled "The Writing on the Wall" was broadcast in 1974 and explores the perceived failure of large-scale Modernist social housing estat...
This Horizon documentary titled "The Writing on the Wall" was broadcast in 1974 and explores the perceived failure of large-scale Modernist social housing estates in Britain with the help of Canadian sociologist Oscar Newman. Newman's 'Defensible Space' theory argued that the design of certain estates was conducive to low-level, and subsequently more serious crime.
The documentary first discusses the notorious Pruitt-Igoe estate in St. Louis, Missouri and then introduces Newman as he walks around the Aylesbury estate in Walworth, South-East London (near Elephant & Castle). He goes on to analyse further estates in the US & UK and how they are representative of success or failure in the context of his Defensible Space theories.
Defensible Space has had a strong influence on social architecture and the notion of public and private space in the modern neoliberal political era, but many have been critical of Newman's theories and their subsequent influence on policy makers.
For an interesting insight into the legacy of Defensible Space, read 'Remaking London' by Ben Campkin and 'Ground Control' by Anna Minton.
wn.com/Defensible Space By Oscar Newman Feat. Aylesbury Estate Pruitt Igoe
This Horizon documentary titled "The Writing on the Wall" was broadcast in 1974 and explores the perceived failure of large-scale Modernist social housing estates in Britain with the help of Canadian sociologist Oscar Newman. Newman's 'Defensible Space' theory argued that the design of certain estates was conducive to low-level, and subsequently more serious crime.
The documentary first discusses the notorious Pruitt-Igoe estate in St. Louis, Missouri and then introduces Newman as he walks around the Aylesbury estate in Walworth, South-East London (near Elephant & Castle). He goes on to analyse further estates in the US & UK and how they are representative of success or failure in the context of his Defensible Space theories.
Defensible Space has had a strong influence on social architecture and the notion of public and private space in the modern neoliberal political era, but many have been critical of Newman's theories and their subsequent influence on policy makers.
For an interesting insight into the legacy of Defensible Space, read 'Remaking London' by Ben Campkin and 'Ground Control' by Anna Minton.
- published: 28 Apr 2015
- views: 8688
Aylesbury News, Aylesbury's Woodlands Development Plans Put In.
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- Duration: 4:04
- Updated: 23 Mar 2016
- views: 241
Aylesbury's Woodlands Development Plans Put In.
The proposed Woodlands development off the A41 is a step closer.
Buckinghamshire Advantage, the delivery arm of ...
Aylesbury's Woodlands Development Plans Put In.
The proposed Woodlands development off the A41 is a step closer.
Buckinghamshire Advantage, the delivery arm of Buckinghamshire Thames Valley Local Enterprise Partnership (BTVLEP), has today submitted an outline planning application for Aylesbury Woodlands.
Woodlands would offer more land for employment, along with housing and leisure facilities.
The submission of the outline planning application to Aylesbury Vale District Council this week follows an extensive programme of community and stakeholder engagement.
Richard Harrington, Managing Director of Buckinghamshire Advantage, said:
"The key driver for us in taking on this challenge has been to plug gaps in growth infrastructure provision, to grow jobs, build communities and enhance access to open space and new community facilities.
"In this respect Aylesbury Woodlands is both highly complementary and distinct from previous Aylesbury major development areas. We have been pleased with the local community contribution that has helped shaped the proposal and look forward to further engagement through consultation."
Aylesbury Woodlands is intended to be a high quality sustainable scheme designed to deliver green infrastructure.
It will offer mixed land use with the provision of commercial premises to facilitate employment growth, leisure opportunities to promote health and well-being and housing.
The Aylesbury Woodlands site is bounded to the south by the A41. To the north is the Grand Union Canal; to the east is the Arla dairy and the County Council Waste Transfer Station.
To the west is the existing urban edge of Aylesbury, including the residential area of Broughton. The site covers an area of approximately 200 hectares.
The design and delivery of the Eastern Link Road through the Woodlands scheme is a key element of the master plan.
The road will improve north south connection by providing the missing link between the A41 and the A418. It will also provide a radial route to the east of Aylesbury Town Centre.
The eastern commercial area of the Aylesbury Woodlands site was granted Enterprise Zone status as part of the spending review announced by Chancellor George Osborne on 25th November 2015. This is part of the strategic Arla/Woodlands site allocated under the 'Aylesbury Vale Enterprise Zone'.
For further details please refer to the Aylesbury Woodlands website at:
www.aylesburywoodlands.co.uk
on the website,
What’s Proposed
Although the project is still at an early stage, Aylesbury Woodlands aims to provide jobs through developing employment land for a range of offices, industrial and commercial uses supported by retail, leisure facilities and housing set in an extensive green environment.
Eastern Link Road (South)
The design and delivery of the Eastern Link Road (South) will be important and form part of the development. The road will improve north south connection by providing the missing link between the A41 and the A418 and provide a radial route to the east of Aylesbury Town Centre.
Aylesbury Woodlands will:
Support future employment growth for Aylesbury and Buckinghamshire
Attract commercial investment into the local economy
Respond to local housing pressures
Create substantial green infrastructure for open space, sports and recreational facilities
Support biodiversity
Support infrastructure delivery
Provide balanced sustainable development
Creating a sustainable work and balanced home life environment characterised by open space and leisure opportunities will help to promote healthy living and well being and active lifestyles. Aylesbury Woodlands will be an exemplar development in the promotion and delivery of its green infrastructure.
In addition, Aylesbury’s high and rising employment rate is being driven by residents increasingly finding work outside the county.1 Therefore to create jobs, housing and leisure on the Aylesbury Woodlands site creates a sustainable home/work balance and reduces travel to work.
1 Source Job Density figures from Buckinghamshire Business First – Constituency Economic Profile, Aylesbury: March 2014
wn.com/Aylesbury News, Aylesbury's Woodlands Development Plans Put In.
Aylesbury's Woodlands Development Plans Put In.
The proposed Woodlands development off the A41 is a step closer.
Buckinghamshire Advantage, the delivery arm of Buckinghamshire Thames Valley Local Enterprise Partnership (BTVLEP), has today submitted an outline planning application for Aylesbury Woodlands.
Woodlands would offer more land for employment, along with housing and leisure facilities.
The submission of the outline planning application to Aylesbury Vale District Council this week follows an extensive programme of community and stakeholder engagement.
Richard Harrington, Managing Director of Buckinghamshire Advantage, said:
"The key driver for us in taking on this challenge has been to plug gaps in growth infrastructure provision, to grow jobs, build communities and enhance access to open space and new community facilities.
"In this respect Aylesbury Woodlands is both highly complementary and distinct from previous Aylesbury major development areas. We have been pleased with the local community contribution that has helped shaped the proposal and look forward to further engagement through consultation."
Aylesbury Woodlands is intended to be a high quality sustainable scheme designed to deliver green infrastructure.
It will offer mixed land use with the provision of commercial premises to facilitate employment growth, leisure opportunities to promote health and well-being and housing.
The Aylesbury Woodlands site is bounded to the south by the A41. To the north is the Grand Union Canal; to the east is the Arla dairy and the County Council Waste Transfer Station.
To the west is the existing urban edge of Aylesbury, including the residential area of Broughton. The site covers an area of approximately 200 hectares.
The design and delivery of the Eastern Link Road through the Woodlands scheme is a key element of the master plan.
The road will improve north south connection by providing the missing link between the A41 and the A418. It will also provide a radial route to the east of Aylesbury Town Centre.
The eastern commercial area of the Aylesbury Woodlands site was granted Enterprise Zone status as part of the spending review announced by Chancellor George Osborne on 25th November 2015. This is part of the strategic Arla/Woodlands site allocated under the 'Aylesbury Vale Enterprise Zone'.
For further details please refer to the Aylesbury Woodlands website at:
www.aylesburywoodlands.co.uk
on the website,
What’s Proposed
Although the project is still at an early stage, Aylesbury Woodlands aims to provide jobs through developing employment land for a range of offices, industrial and commercial uses supported by retail, leisure facilities and housing set in an extensive green environment.
Eastern Link Road (South)
The design and delivery of the Eastern Link Road (South) will be important and form part of the development. The road will improve north south connection by providing the missing link between the A41 and the A418 and provide a radial route to the east of Aylesbury Town Centre.
Aylesbury Woodlands will:
Support future employment growth for Aylesbury and Buckinghamshire
Attract commercial investment into the local economy
Respond to local housing pressures
Create substantial green infrastructure for open space, sports and recreational facilities
Support biodiversity
Support infrastructure delivery
Provide balanced sustainable development
Creating a sustainable work and balanced home life environment characterised by open space and leisure opportunities will help to promote healthy living and well being and active lifestyles. Aylesbury Woodlands will be an exemplar development in the promotion and delivery of its green infrastructure.
In addition, Aylesbury’s high and rising employment rate is being driven by residents increasingly finding work outside the county.1 Therefore to create jobs, housing and leisure on the Aylesbury Woodlands site creates a sustainable home/work balance and reduces travel to work.
1 Source Job Density figures from Buckinghamshire Business First – Constituency Economic Profile, Aylesbury: March 2014
- published: 23 Mar 2016
- views: 241
Bobcat Module (Aylesbury HQ/USAR Centre) on a shout
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- Duration: 0:18
- Updated: 23 Aug 2011
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Aylesbury Vision
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- Duration: 4:58
- Updated: 11 Nov 2009
- views: 2437
The Aylesbury Estate in Southwark unveiled final plans for the area on the 5th March at the Thurlow Lodge Community Centre. Urban Graphics played a major role i...
The Aylesbury Estate in Southwark unveiled final plans for the area on the 5th March at the Thurlow Lodge Community Centre. Urban Graphics played a major role in bringing to life the masterplan through a spectacular short film, CGIs, and commentary.
wn.com/Aylesbury Vision
The Aylesbury Estate in Southwark unveiled final plans for the area on the 5th March at the Thurlow Lodge Community Centre. Urban Graphics played a major role in bringing to life the masterplan through a spectacular short film, CGIs, and commentary.
- published: 11 Nov 2009
- views: 2437
Urban Strides Junior Crew backstage @ Activate Dance Festival 2016
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- Duration: 2:06
- Updated: 31 May 2016
- views: 57
Mel, Luke & Urban Strides Junior Crew backstage @ Activate Dance Festival 2016, The Waterside Theatre Aylesbury
Mel, Luke & Urban Strides Junior Crew backstage @ Activate Dance Festival 2016, The Waterside Theatre Aylesbury
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Mel, Luke & Urban Strides Junior Crew backstage @ Activate Dance Festival 2016, The Waterside Theatre Aylesbury
- published: 31 May 2016
- views: 57
Aylesbury News, Local Council's Taking Over Bucks County Council's Jobs
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- Duration: 3:46
- Updated: 07 Apr 2015
- views: 96
A growing number of local councils in Buckinghamshire are signing a deal to take over responsibility for a raft of County Council jobs, such as grass cutting, r...
A growing number of local councils in Buckinghamshire are signing a deal to take over responsibility for a raft of County Council jobs, such as grass cutting, road sign cleaning, weeding and hedge trimming.
So far 27 individual parishes have committed to the devolution scheme, and 21 parishes have signed agreements.
The Princes Risborough consortium - the Town Council and parish councils of Bledlow-cum-Saunderton, Bradenham, Lacey Green, and Longwick-cum-Ilmer - became the first group to formally sign, meeting Martin Phillips, Cabinet Member for Community Engagement at County Hall.
The consortium has been given £28,282 of Buckinghamshie County Council's £908,894 urban transport budget, which is available to parishes to cut grass, maintain and repair bollards, signs and village 'gates', oversee hedge trimming, weeding footways, rights-of-way clearing, and illegal sign removal.
Neil Gibson, Managing Director, Buckinghamshire County Council Transport, Economy and Environment, said there were many things parishes and towns were better placed to do locally than principal authorities, such as the County Council:
"The partnerships so many towns and parishes are developing add value to their local communities.
"At a time all our budgets are under extreme pressure they're playing a crucial role in doing things more efficiently and more economically at neighbourhood level."
Princes Risborough Town Councillor Matthew Walsh said the consortium were looking forward to having greater local control and flexibility.
"The devolution arrangement makes us much lighter on our feet.
"For example, if a village wants the grass cut just before its grand fete, it can be done more easily. It's about allowing parishes to do what suits them, when it suits them."
Among the early consortia of parishes to sign-up are Aylesbury, which has £123,752 of the urban transport budget, and Amersham, £43,400, to provide devolved services. Buckingham and Winslow Town Councils are intending to sign their own devolution agreements with the County Council.
The 21 parishes who’ve signed devolution agreements are:
Amersham Town Council
Aylesbury Town Council
Bierton with Broughton Parish Council
Bledlow cum Saunderton Parish Council
Bradenham Parish Council
Coldharbour Parish Council
Dinton with Ford and Upton Parish Council
Dorney Parish Council
Ellesborough Parish Council
Gerrards Cross Parish Council
Hardwick Parish Council
Lacey Green Parish Council
Longwick cum llmer Parish Council
Oving Parish Council
Penn Parish Council
Princes Risborough Town Council
Seer Green Parish Council
Stoke Hammond Parish Council
Watermead Parish Council
Weston Turville Parish Council
Worminghall Parish Council
A further 11 parishes who are performing devolved activities on a ‘hand-shake’ basis and will be returning their agreements in due course:
Buckingham Town Council
Drayton Parslow Parish Council
Little Chalfont
Mentmore Parish Council
Mursley Parish Council
Newton Longville Parish Council
Quainton Parish Council
Stewkley Parish Council
Stone with Bishopstone & Hartwell Parish Council
Swanbourne Parish Council
Winslow Town Council
wn.com/Aylesbury News, Local Council's Taking Over Bucks County Council's Jobs
A growing number of local councils in Buckinghamshire are signing a deal to take over responsibility for a raft of County Council jobs, such as grass cutting, road sign cleaning, weeding and hedge trimming.
So far 27 individual parishes have committed to the devolution scheme, and 21 parishes have signed agreements.
The Princes Risborough consortium - the Town Council and parish councils of Bledlow-cum-Saunderton, Bradenham, Lacey Green, and Longwick-cum-Ilmer - became the first group to formally sign, meeting Martin Phillips, Cabinet Member for Community Engagement at County Hall.
The consortium has been given £28,282 of Buckinghamshie County Council's £908,894 urban transport budget, which is available to parishes to cut grass, maintain and repair bollards, signs and village 'gates', oversee hedge trimming, weeding footways, rights-of-way clearing, and illegal sign removal.
Neil Gibson, Managing Director, Buckinghamshire County Council Transport, Economy and Environment, said there were many things parishes and towns were better placed to do locally than principal authorities, such as the County Council:
"The partnerships so many towns and parishes are developing add value to their local communities.
"At a time all our budgets are under extreme pressure they're playing a crucial role in doing things more efficiently and more economically at neighbourhood level."
Princes Risborough Town Councillor Matthew Walsh said the consortium were looking forward to having greater local control and flexibility.
"The devolution arrangement makes us much lighter on our feet.
"For example, if a village wants the grass cut just before its grand fete, it can be done more easily. It's about allowing parishes to do what suits them, when it suits them."
Among the early consortia of parishes to sign-up are Aylesbury, which has £123,752 of the urban transport budget, and Amersham, £43,400, to provide devolved services. Buckingham and Winslow Town Councils are intending to sign their own devolution agreements with the County Council.
The 21 parishes who’ve signed devolution agreements are:
Amersham Town Council
Aylesbury Town Council
Bierton with Broughton Parish Council
Bledlow cum Saunderton Parish Council
Bradenham Parish Council
Coldharbour Parish Council
Dinton with Ford and Upton Parish Council
Dorney Parish Council
Ellesborough Parish Council
Gerrards Cross Parish Council
Hardwick Parish Council
Lacey Green Parish Council
Longwick cum llmer Parish Council
Oving Parish Council
Penn Parish Council
Princes Risborough Town Council
Seer Green Parish Council
Stoke Hammond Parish Council
Watermead Parish Council
Weston Turville Parish Council
Worminghall Parish Council
A further 11 parishes who are performing devolved activities on a ‘hand-shake’ basis and will be returning their agreements in due course:
Buckingham Town Council
Drayton Parslow Parish Council
Little Chalfont
Mentmore Parish Council
Mursley Parish Council
Newton Longville Parish Council
Quainton Parish Council
Stewkley Parish Council
Stone with Bishopstone & Hartwell Parish Council
Swanbourne Parish Council
Winslow Town Council
- published: 07 Apr 2015
- views: 96
Stockdale urban road pathway to the roundabout
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 5:25
- Updated: 26 Jun 2016
- views: 0
Urban road aylesbury
Urban road aylesbury
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Urban Strides Juniors and Seniors, November 2013
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- Duration: 11:49
- Updated: 26 Nov 2013
- views: 2999
Urban strides Juniors and Seniors performing at From The Heart, Aylesbury Waterside theatre in November 2013.
Urban strides Juniors and Seniors performing at From The Heart, Aylesbury Waterside theatre in November 2013.
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Urban strides Juniors and Seniors performing at From The Heart, Aylesbury Waterside theatre in November 2013.
- published: 26 Nov 2013
- views: 2999
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This featured 4-bedroom 3-bathroom vacation home is located at Aylesbury in Orlando. It has a comfortable space for 10 guests at a time. The home's interior covers a living area with cable TV, VCR, DVD player, CD player/radio and two sofas, one of which converts into a queen size bed. There is a breakfast nook for 4, beautiful dining set with seating for 6 persons and a full kitchen area that features all the cooking tools and utensils you may need for cooking sessions. This villa boasts a screened-in patio which features a sparkling pool and spa. The pool deck is furnished with sun loungers where you can enjoy the warm Florida sun. Further amenities include free internet access, local phone calls, game room, and a lot more. The community of Aylesbury may not offer a clubhouse, but i... -
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Aylesbury Farms - Johns Creek, GA 30097 - ApartmentGuide.com
View Aylesbury Farms for rent in Johns Creek, GA at: http://www.apartmentguide.com/apartments/Georgia/Johns-Creek/Aylesbury-Farms/293/ Inside the gates of Aylesbury Farms, you'll experience the beauty & serenity of our award-winning community, nestled in a setting unique to apartment living. Our grand one, two and three bedroom floor plans were created with architectural standards unsurpassed in the industry, and include 9' tray and cathedral ceilings, French atrium doors, fireplaces with Italian marble hearths, and more. With an amenity package second to none, Aylesbury Farms must truly be seen to be believed. Directions: From Atlanta, take I-285 to exit # 31B N, Peachtree Industrial Boulevard. Veer left onto 141-Peachtree Parkway. Travel 7.8 miles to Abbotts Bridge Road. Turn left at A... -
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TEDx Aylesbury
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Aylesbury Tourist Information Guide - Travel About Britain
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Aylesbury Tourist Information Guide - Travel About Britain
10. Barcelona - The city is a pioneer in smart city and low-carbon solutions.
9. Hong Kong - The city has also been a leader in the use and adoption of smart cards, which are already used by millions of residents for services like public transit, library access, building access, shopping, and car parks.
8. Copenhagen - The city has committed to carbon neutrality by 2025 and 40% of its citizens regularly commute via bicycle.
7. Berlin - Berlin is testing out vehicle-to-grid (V2G) technologies in the hopes of creating a virtual power plant from electric vehicles.
6. Tokyo - The city will create a smart town in the suburbs in partnership with major industry. The eco-burb will contain homes that integrate solar panels, storage ba tteries, and energy efficient appliances all connected to a smart grid.
5. London - also scored relatively high across the board. London has been well-recognized for some of its sustainability innovations (i.e. congestion tax) and its robust transit system.
4. New York - New York scored higher than most other cities in the ranking in all of the categories except of quality of life, where it ranked a poor 47th. It has teamed with innovator IBM to help the city prevent fires and protect first responders as well as identify questionable tax refund claims--a move that is expected to save the city about $100 million over a five-year period.
3. Paris - Paris already has a highly successful bike sharing program, Velib, and just last month, its mayor launched a similar model for small EVs called Autolib.
2. Toronto - smartest city in NA, scored well across the board, it is an active member of the Clinton 40 (C40) megacities, which seek to transition to the low-carbon economy. The private sector is getting in on the action too, setting up a Smart Commute Toronto initiative to increase the city's transit efficiency.
1. The smartest city in the world is Vienna - Vienna was the only city that ranked in the top 10 in every category. It is establishing bold smart-city targets and tracking their progress to reach these goals with programs like Smart Energy Vision 2050, Roadmap 2020, and Action Plan 2012-2015.
A smart city is defined as using information and communication technologies to be more intelligent and efficient in the use of resources, resulting in cost and energy savings, improved service delivery and quality of life, and reduced environmental footprint--all supporting innovation and the low-carbon economy.
The rankings were determined by the cities scores on 4 global categories: Innovation, Green ranking, Quality of life and digital city.
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Aylesbury Tourist Information Guide - Travel About Britain
10. Barcelona - The city is a pioneer in smart city and low-carbon solutions.
9. Hong Kong - The city has also been a leader in the use and adoption of smart cards, which are already used by millions of residents for services like public transit, library access, building access, shopping, and car parks.
8. Copenhagen - The city has committed to carbon neutrality by 2025 and 40% of its citizens regularly commute via bicycle.
7. Berlin - Berlin is testing out vehicle-to-grid (V2G) technologies in the hopes of creating a virtual power plant from electric vehicles.
6. Tokyo - The city will create a smart town in the suburbs in partnership with major industry. The eco-burb will contain homes that integrate solar panels, storage ba tteries, and energy efficient appliances all connected to a smart grid.
5. London - also scored relatively high across the board. London has been well-recognized for some of its sustainability innovations (i.e. congestion tax) and its robust transit system.
4. New York - New York scored higher than most other cities in the ranking in all of the categories except of quality of life, where it ranked a poor 47th. It has teamed with innovator IBM to help the city prevent fires and protect first responders as well as identify questionable tax refund claims--a move that is expected to save the city about $100 million over a five-year period.
3. Paris - Paris already has a highly successful bike sharing program, Velib, and just last month, its mayor launched a similar model for small EVs called Autolib.
2. Toronto - smartest city in NA, scored well across the board, it is an active member of the Clinton 40 (C40) megacities, which seek to transition to the low-carbon economy. The private sector is getting in on the action too, setting up a Smart Commute Toronto initiative to increase the city's transit efficiency.
1. The smartest city in the world is Vienna - Vienna was the only city that ranked in the top 10 in every category. It is establishing bold smart-city targets and tracking their progress to reach these goals with programs like Smart Energy Vision 2050, Roadmap 2020, and Action Plan 2012-2015.
A smart city is defined as using information and communication technologies to be more intelligent and efficient in the use of resources, resulting in cost and energy savings, improved service delivery and quality of life, and reduced environmental footprint--all supporting innovation and the low-carbon economy.
The rankings were determined by the cities scores on 4 global categories: Innovation, Green ranking, Quality of life and digital city.
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AY4P158AL Travel To Orlando Florida Disney
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This featured 4-bedroom 3-bathroom vacation home is located at Aylesbury in Orlando. It has a comfortable space for 10 guests at a time.
The home's interior c...
This featured 4-bedroom 3-bathroom vacation home is located at Aylesbury in Orlando. It has a comfortable space for 10 guests at a time.
The home's interior covers a living area with cable TV, VCR, DVD player, CD player/radio and two sofas, one of which converts into a queen size bed. There is a breakfast nook for 4, beautiful dining set with seating for 6 persons and a full kitchen area that features all the cooking tools and utensils you may need for cooking sessions.
This villa boasts a screened-in patio which features a sparkling pool and spa. The pool deck is furnished with sun loungers where you can enjoy the warm Florida sun. Further amenities include free internet access, local phone calls, game room, and a lot more.
The community of Aylesbury may not offer a clubhouse, but it takes pride in offering quiet and laid back vacation accommodations in a convenient location. From Aylesbury, vacationers have easy access not just to the city's attractions, but as well as to numerous shopping stores, grocery, and dining options! Travel to Orlando Florida Disney World now and reserve this home with DVRO!
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This featured 4-bedroom 3-bathroom vacation home is located at Aylesbury in Orlando. It has a comfortable space for 10 guests at a time.
The home's interior covers a living area with cable TV, VCR, DVD player, CD player/radio and two sofas, one of which converts into a queen size bed. There is a breakfast nook for 4, beautiful dining set with seating for 6 persons and a full kitchen area that features all the cooking tools and utensils you may need for cooking sessions.
This villa boasts a screened-in patio which features a sparkling pool and spa. The pool deck is furnished with sun loungers where you can enjoy the warm Florida sun. Further amenities include free internet access, local phone calls, game room, and a lot more.
The community of Aylesbury may not offer a clubhouse, but it takes pride in offering quiet and laid back vacation accommodations in a convenient location. From Aylesbury, vacationers have easy access not just to the city's attractions, but as well as to numerous shopping stores, grocery, and dining options! Travel to Orlando Florida Disney World now and reserve this home with DVRO!
Book this home today at: www.discountvacationrentalsonline.com/orlando-private-homes/4-bedroom-ay4p158al/
Call us at: (855) 492-0094.
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Aylesbury, Buckinghamshire, UK
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Aylesbury is the county town of Buckinghamshire in south east England.
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Aylesbury Farms - Johns Creek, GA 30097 - ApartmentGuide.com
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View Aylesbury Farms for rent in Johns Creek, GA at: http://www.apartmentguide.com/apartments/Georgia/Johns-Creek/Aylesbury-Farms/293/
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View Aylesbury Farms for rent in Johns Creek, GA at: http://www.apartmentguide.com/apartments/Georgia/Johns-Creek/Aylesbury-Farms/293/
Inside the gates of Aylesbury Farms, you'll experience the beauty & serenity of our award-winning community, nestled in a setting unique to apartment living. Our grand one, two and three bedroom floor plans were created with architectural standards unsurpassed in the industry, and include 9' tray and cathedral ceilings, French atrium doors, fireplaces with Italian marble hearths, and more. With an amenity package second to none, Aylesbury Farms must truly be seen to be believed.
Directions: From Atlanta, take I-285 to exit # 31B N, Peachtree Industrial Boulevard. Veer left onto 141-Peachtree Parkway. Travel 7.8 miles to Abbotts Bridge Road. Turn left at Abbotts Bridge Road. We are on your left.
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Inside the gates of Aylesbury Farms, you'll experience the beauty & serenity of our award-winning community, nestled in a setting unique to apartment living. Our grand one, two and three bedroom floor plans were created with architectural standards unsurpassed in the industry, and include 9' tray and cathedral ceilings, French atrium doors, fireplaces with Italian marble hearths, and more. With an amenity package second to none, Aylesbury Farms must truly be seen to be believed.
Directions: From Atlanta, take I-285 to exit # 31B N, Peachtree Industrial Boulevard. Veer left onto 141-Peachtree Parkway. Travel 7.8 miles to Abbotts Bridge Road. Turn left at Abbotts Bridge Road. We are on your left.
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Best places to visit - Aylesbury (United Kingdom)
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Aylesbury News, People in Aylesbury Vale are doing their bit
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Aylesbury Vale District Council is in eighth position in a UK league table of 229 local authorities showing the amount of rubbish being thrown away per person.
Aylesbury Vale District Council is in eighth position in a UK league table of 229 local authorities showing the amount of rubbish being thrown away per person.
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Aylesbury Vale District Council is in eighth position in a UK league table of 229 local authorities showing the amount of rubbish being thrown away per person.
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Aylesbury News, father calls for greater parental controls on social media
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The father of a young girl who was groomed by a baby-faced paedophile has called for greater parental controls on social media.
The father of a young girl who was groomed by a baby-faced paedophile has called for greater parental controls on social media.
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The father of a young girl who was groomed by a baby-faced paedophile has called for greater parental controls on social media.
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Aylesbury News, in the Courts this week
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TEDx Aylesbury
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Great speakers like Shappi Khorsandi grearing up for May 9th to explore the theme of 'Misfits and Pioneers'.
Great speakers like Shappi Khorsandi grearing up for May 9th to explore the theme of 'Misfits and Pioneers'.
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Great speakers like Shappi Khorsandi grearing up for May 9th to explore the theme of 'Misfits and Pioneers'.
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Aylesbury dance class
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National Urban Design Awards 2016 - Finalist - HTA - Aylesbury Estate
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Defensible Space by Oscar Newman feat. Aylesbury Estate & Pruitt-Igoe
This Horizon documentary titled "The Writing on the Wall" was broadcast in 1974 and explor...
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Defensible Space by Oscar Newman feat. Aylesbury Estate & Pruitt-Igoe
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Aylesbury News, Aylesbury's Woodlands Development Plans Put In.
Aylesbury's Woodlands Development Plans Put In.
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Bobcat Module (Aylesbury HQ/USAR Centre) on a shout
One of Aylesbury's Urban Search And Rescue vehicles got to an incident on the outskirts of...
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Bobcat Module (Aylesbury HQ/USAR Centre) on a shout
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Aylesbury Vision
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Urban Strides Junior Crew backstage @ Activate Dance Festival 2016
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Aylesbury News, Local Council's Taking Over Bucks County Council's Jobs
A growing number of local councils in Buckinghamshire are signing a deal to take over resp...
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Urban Strides Juniors and Seniors, November 2013
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AY4P158AL Travel To Orlando Florida Disney
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Best places to visit - Aylesbury (United Kingdom)
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Aylesbury News, People in Aylesbury Vale are doing their bit
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Aylesbury News, father calls for greater parental controls on social media
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