A summary of the various stages of writing a Neighbourhood Plan.
It can be tricky getting started writing a Neighbourhood Plan. There is a lot to organise and think about before you start writing policies.
Read More →A Neighbourhood Area is the geographical boundary within which your Neighbourhood Plan, including all its policies, will apply.
Read More →A designated neighbourhood forum is an organisation or group empowered to lead the neighbourhood planning process in a neighbourhood area where there is no town or parish council.
Read More →Before beginning to write your plan, it is a good idea to carry out some 'early engagement' with local people.
Read More →Planning applications are generally determined in accordance with the Development Plan for the local area. This includes the Local Plan and any Neighbourhood Plans.
Read More →Before you begin writing the plan, you should have undertaken early engagement with local people and collected evidence on the planning issues you will address through your plan.
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