Planning
LOST - Planning Inspectorate Appeal - CALA Homes - Willow Bank Road, Alderton
Unfortunately the Planning Inspector has found in favour of the Developer CALA Homes to develop 28 additional houses on Willow Bank Road at the entrance to the village. The Parish Council find this a surprising and damaging decision. It means that Alderton will have had a 36% increase in housing over a decade which is a huge change within a rural community.
You can find a copy of the Decision atwww.planninginspectorate.gov.uk(the reference number is3259637). The Parish Council is writing to our MP, Lawrence Robertson, to express our concern.If villagers wish to write to him the details are: email - robertsonl@parliament.uk or at 22 High Street, Tewkesbury, GL20 5AL.
We would like to thank all villagers who contributed to the exercise and to Tewkesbury BoroughCouncil who fought the case. We will continue to resist speculative development proposals
You can find a copy of the Decision atwww.planninginspectorate.gov.uk(the reference number is3259637). The Parish Council is writing to our MP, Lawrence Robertson, to express our concern.If villagers wish to write to him the details are: email - robertsonl@parliament.uk or at 22 High Street, Tewkesbury, GL20 5AL.
We would like to thank all villagers who contributed to the exercise and to Tewkesbury BoroughCouncil who fought the case. We will continue to resist speculative development proposals
Download the Appeal decision below
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Read the Appeal decision on the CALA Homes page
Martin Gilder - Lower Farm, Alderton
A planning application for yet more development has been submitted for a development at Lower Farm Alderton. The proposal is not associated with the owners of Lower Farm and is from Martin Gilder. Visit the Lower Farm page for advice on how to comment and likely objections.
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CALA Homes - Willow Bank Road
PLANNING APPEAL – CALA HOMES. Parish Councillors have met with the Borough Council to discuss the Appeal and have also participated in a Case Management Conference with the Planning Inspectorate and the main parties. The Inquiry is to be held as a virtual event (Microsoft Teams) opening at 10am on Tuesday 6 July 2021. It is envisaged that the Appeal will take place over 4 days. The Parish Council will be playing a full part in the Enquiry calling a number of witnesses and submitting further evidence. Any parishioners who made representations at the application and/or appeal stages should receive a notice from the Borough Council detailing the Inquiry arrangements. Anyone wishing to attend the Inquiry to observe the event, or take an active part in the Inquiry, should follow the instructions in the Borough Council’s notice.
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Alderton Neighbourhood Plan Referendum
Alderton voted YES! with 98% in favour on turnout of 59.6%. This is a great result for local democracy and means that the Neighbourhood Plan will be used to help decide planning applications
