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Mr. Nigel McGurk the independent examiner of the Winchcombe and Sudeley Neighbourhood Development Plan has delivered his report. Read it here via the below link.
The Examiner's Report (May 2016) is now available to download here from TBC website.
Mr. Nigel McGurk has been appointed as the independent examiner of the Winchcombe and Sudeley Neighbourhood Development Plan. The Examination will officially open on Tuesday 19th April 2016 UPDATE: Friday 6th May 2016 'The Examiner has made the decision not to hold a hearing as part of the Examination. The examination is therefore being undertaken on the submissions received to the Regulation 16 Consultation'. more at http://www.tewkesbury.gov.uk/index.aspx?articleid=5179 Winchcombe Town Council voted on the choices of Neighbourhood Plan Inspector and Tewkesbury Borough Council have confirmed that the first choice candidate will be available.
Mr. Nigel McGurk has been appointed as the independent examiner of the Winchcombe and Sudeley Neighbourhood Development Plan. The Examination will officially open on Tuesday 19th April 2016 with the Examiner giving consideration to: •The responses received to the consultation undertaken under Regulation 16 of the Neighbourhood Planning (General) Regulations 2012; •the Neighbourhood Development Plan and Supporting Documents; •local saved and emerging policy documents for Tewkesbury Borough; and •National Policy Guidance and Legislation. The Examiners decision on whether to hold a hearing as part of the Examination will be posted on this website and as required there will be a minimum of 28 days notice given should a hearing be required. All respondents will be informed of this decision. http://tewkesbury.gov.uk/index.aspx?articleid=5179 Within the last week news of men in hi viz jackets operating on land behind Delavale Road and Orchard Road was reported. Apparently the area is was being excavated for an Archaeological survey.
This follows a Geophysical survey that was carried out several weeks ago and is usually a pre cursor to a planning application being developed or prior to one being submitted. Yet another example of locations in WInchcombe being identified for development profit over Winchcombe and it's natural resources being able to cope with such potential development. Winchcombe Town Council in November voted to send the Neighbourhood Plan to Tewkesbury Borough Council for comment and compliance checks. As part of TBC's review they are asking residents to comment and constribute on any matters they feel are relevant to their understanding of our Neighbourhood Plan. The Friends of Winchcombe Committee are currently preparing a submission on your behalf, but we would encourage anyone with views about the Neighbourhood Plan, the sites identified for development or the general content to make their own submission and state clearly how flawed we believe the current NP is. 
Please take some time to complete our New Survey on your views on our campiagns for WInchcombe?
The link is here Thankyou. Winchcombe Neighbourhood Plan An update for those who are not aware of the progress of the Neighbourhood Plan. It has now been completed and voted on by Winchcombe Town Council. The next stage was to submit it for comment by Tewkesbury Borough Council to ensure that the contents fits in with their interpretation of planning laws and local plans. There wil be an additional consultation period surrounding this and we encourage all to be involved in this, prior to it be examined by the Independant Examiner. After thus the plan with any comments or requirements to adjust will be returned to WInchcombe Town Council for it's next stages. Almsbury Farm site development - Sudeley Castle communicates to the whole of Winchcombe on the scale of the plans for the Old Almsbury Farm site and surrounding fields.
West Of Winchcombe – Winchcombe Town Council and Neighbourhood Plan Steering Group announce postponed need for one area on West of Winchcombe only to have more activity in adjacent fields and surveyors looking at feasibility for development of the adjacent area. Again a critical time for local feeling to be made clear to WTC and TBC on these plans. Rupert Chislett and Stuart Maughan are now two of your 13 Winchcombe Town Councillors.
We would both like to thank everyone who voted for us and showed that Winchcombe is ready for new voices on the Town Council that are FoW aligned. Now the hard work needs to start to get Winchcombe behind a modified way forward on The Draft Neighbourhood Plan and many other issues affecting Winchcombe now and in the coming years. Here are your councillors and their vote count. BOWYER, Philippa Jane 838 CHISLETT, Rupert Timothy Redwood 916 DAVIES, James Timothy 990 HARRISON, Ronald 883 MASON, James Reginald 1494 MAUGHAN, Stuart John 894 PARKER, Russell Harold 800 PETCHEY, Judith May 1046 PETCHEY, Timothy Robert 1098 PHILLIPS, Adam John 773 STURGEON, Susan Elizabeth 1157 WAKEFORD, Richard George 742 WILLETT, Kevin 1044 Thank you for your continued support Rupert Chislett & Staurt Maughan Councillors and FoW committee members Please vote for Rupert Chislett, (New Chair of FOW) and Stuart Maughan (Treasurer of FOW) who are both standing independently as Winchcombe Town Councillors. They would like to represent your views.
Please also read the new FOW News letter posted here |
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