Your Community

People make places, and we’re proud to be building a brand new community in Kingsgrove, Wantage. Community matters, and it comes from sharing ideas, opinions and interests.

Kingsgrove has been built on a foundation of developers engaging with residents, listening to their thoughts and offering the ability to influence their environment. There is a Residents’ Working Group led by Preim, who meet monthly find out more here.

Take a look at our Placebook, where we’ve put together a helpful directory of all the people, groups and places to contact if you have any questions about living in Kingsgrove.

Spring 2025

There’s lots going on at Kingsgrove. Take a look through our latest newsletters below to read recent news and meet the many members of the Kingsgrove community. To register to receive future newsletters via email please click here. If you have anything to drop into future editions then get in touch at community@kingsgrovewantage.co.uk.

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Kingsgrove Query Tracker

This tracker aims to set up better communication with residents, giving progress updates as to what’s going on behind the scenes to make sure Kingsgrove is a great place to live. If you would like to report an issue to the team, please check the tracker first as a neighbour may have already reported the same issue. We will update this with progress every two weeks.

Please click here to view the tracker and click here to view resolved items. You can also click the image here to view an indicative map of who is responsible for each area of the neighbourhood.

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What's happening in Kingsgrove

Kingsgrove’s new convenience store is nearly here.

Kingsgrove’s new convenience store is nearly here.

The Kingsgrove team is thrilled to announce the arrival of the brand-new Co-op store at Kingsgrove in the new neighbourhood…...

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Cafe

Update on the Kingsgrove Café

Over the last three years, the Kingsgrove Café on the public square has been a true part of the community.…...

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New King Alfred Way link road opens, transforming travel between Wantage and Grove

A vital new link connecting Wantage and Grove officially opened to traffic on the 5th December 2024. The new route…...

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Estate Management

The Kingsgrove Estate Management Company has been established to manage amenities such as the 16 acres of new woodland, paths, sports pitches, play areas, community orchard and allotments. For more information on the role of the Kingsgrove Estate Management Company and associated service charges, please download the below documents:

You can access PREIM’s portal via: portal.preim.co.uk and take a look at our Placebook here which goes into the who’s, how’s and why’s of estate management, and what goes on behind the scenes of managing a new community like Kingsgrove.

The Company

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The Facts

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Meet the Managing Agent

PREIM is Kingsgrove’s Estate Management Partner and they will be the first point of contact for any queries about the day to day running of Kingsgrove.

PREIM is dedicated to using its expertise and experience in estate management to maintaining the communal amenities to a high standard and bringing communities together, which makes it the perfect fit for the vision for Kingsgrove.

Have you got questions about how the estate is managed? Take a look at the Estate Management section in our Placebook, or contact PREIM who are here to help.

Community spaces

To build a true community, we recognise that people need spaces to meet and dwell. The Neighbourhood Centre at Kingsgrove will be a place to gather, celebrate and enjoy.

The woodland walk, play area and public square have been a hub of community activity since 2021, especially with the temporary café which was provided for the few years until the permanent spaces were built.

The Centre will have a community building, a convenience store, retail spaces, a central park, a sports pavilion, community gardens, play areas and a skate park, all of which are coming forward across 2025 and 2026.