Please find above the agenda for the Annual Meeting of Crudwell Parish Council at 7 pm at Crudwell Village Hall
Lisa Dent
Clerk – Crudwell Parish Council
parish.clerk@crudwell-pc.gov.uk
Please find above the agenda for the Annual Meeting of Crudwell Parish Council at 7 pm at Crudwell Village Hall
Lisa Dent
Clerk – Crudwell Parish Council
parish.clerk@crudwell-pc.gov.uk
Meeting dates – we are currently finalising our meeting dates for the remainder of the year. We will advise these as soon as it is possible.
May meeting – 30th May 2023
June meeting – 20th June 2023
Annual Meeting of the Parish – Saturday 17th June 2023. Venue to be advised
July meeting – 18th July 2023
August meeting – AUGUST tba
September meeting – SEPTEMBER tba
October meeting – OCTOBER tba
November meeting – 21st November 2023
December meeting – DECEMBER tba
Would you like to become a Crudwell Parish Councillor?
Crudwell Parish Council has vacancies for 3 Parish Councillors
Crudwell Parish Council has an allocation of 9 Councillors, at present there are 6 serving Councillors.
Crudwell Parish Council meets monthly, on the first Tuesday of the month at 7.00pm.
If you would like to more information please contact:
Lisa Dent (Parish Clerk) on parish.clerk@crudwell-pc.gov.uk
More details on the HOW TO GET INVOLVED tab on Crudwell Parish Council website
You must be aged 18 or over, an elector, and have been a resident or worked within 3 miles of the parish for the past year
Click below for vacancy notice
We meet every third Tuesday of the month at Crudwell Village Hall
The March meeting will be held at Crudwell Village Hall on Tuesday 14th March 2023 at 7 pm at Crudwell Village Hall.
Please find below the agenda. All welcome to attend.
The February meeting of Crudwell Parish Council will be held on Tuesday 21st February 2023 at 7 pm at Crudwell Village Hall. Details of agenda below:-
Lisa Dent/Clerk Crudwell Parish Council
Crudwell Parish Council January 2023 Meeting
Please find attached the agenda for Tuesday 24th January 2023 at 7 pm
The venue is Crudwell Village Hall Committee Room but we await confirmation of availability. If there is a change it will be posted here and also on the Crudwell Facebook page.
January 2023 agenda – click
Please see above for agenda – meeting will be held at Crudwell Village Hall Committee room at 7 p.m.
The next Crudwell Parish Council meeting is 20th December 2022 at 7 pm.
This will include the annual budget and precept setting.
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Before we commence the Parish Council meeting at 7.15 pm
7.00 pm Crudwell Parish Council – Proclamation
Following the death of Queen Elizabeth II, her son Charles was proclaimed King by the Accession Council. Councils around the country held ceremonies to proclaim King Charles III the new sovereign and Crudwell Parish Council Chair will deliver the Proclamation.
All welcome to attend.
Notice is given that a meeting of Crudwell Parish Council on
Tuesday 27th September 2022 at 7.15 p.m. at Crudwell Village Hall.
The Public and Press are cordially invited to be present. The order of business may be varied. All members of the Council are hereby summoned to attend for the purpose of considering and resolving upon the business to be transacted at the meeting as set out below. Lisa Dent/Clerk – RFO
Please see below for agenda:-
We have now moved to the third Tuesday of the month, 7 pm at Crudwell Village Hall. The August meeting is scheduled for 16th – 7 pm.
Please see below for the Agenda:-
Lisa
Clerk/Crudwell Parish Council
We shall be moving to holding our meetings on the 3rd Tuesday of each month
starting with the upcoming meeting on Tuesday 21st June.
Our meetings are held in Crudwell Village Hall Committee Room.
As a smaller authority with a turnover under £25,00 we have listed our financial documentation here, in accordance with the Transparency Act:-
Designated Responsibilities June 2022
Land ownership and Asset register closing March 2022
Crudwell Internal Audit Report 2021-22
Name and address of External Auditor
PKF Littlejohn LLP (Ref: SBA Team),
15 Westferry Circus,
Canary Wharf,
London E14 4HD
email: sba@pkf-l.com
The Annual Parish Council meeting for Crudwell Parish Council will be held on 11th May 2022 at 7 pm at Pettifers Hotel in Crudwell.
Agenda is attached below:-
Please contact the Clerk if you would like to attend so we can ensure social distancing is in place.
Kind regards.
Crudwell Parish Council will meet at 7 p.m. at Crudwell Village Hall on 1st March 2022.
Agenda below
CRUDWELL PARISH COUNCIL – AGENDA
Click here Draft Agenda Jan 2022
Notice is given that the Meeting of the Parish Council will be held at Crudwell Village Hall, Crudwell on Tuesday 4th January 2022 at 7 pm Online on Zoom
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Please find below the agenda for the meeting to be held on 7th Sept 2021
at 7 pm at Crudwell Village Hall
Please find attached the most recent minutes
(due to Covid, these are the most most recent from the last meeting in 2019)
Here is the agenda for the Zoom meeting on Weds 28th July at 7 pm
Draft Agenda Crudwell Parish Council 28th July 2021
Zoom joining details:-
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Meeting ID: 896 9388 3220 Passcode: 663181
Would you like to become a Crudwell Parish Councillor?
Crudwell Parish Council has vacancies for 3 Parish Councillors
Crudwell Parish Council has an allocation of 9 Councillors, at present there are 6 serving Councillors.
Crudwell Parish Council meets monthly, on the first Tuesday of the month at 7.00pm.
If you would like to more information please contact:
Lisa Dent (Parish Clerk) on
parish.clerk@crudwell-pc.gov.uk
More details on the HOW TO GET INVOLVED tab on Crudwell Parish Council website
You must be aged 18 or over, an elector, and have been a resident or worked within 3 miles of the parish for the past year
July 2021
As a Local Council authority, we need to post the following documents as part of our annual audit for the year ending 31st March 2021:- We are a smaller authority with turnover less than £25,000 so we are registering for a Smaller Authority Audit.
If you would like to examine the Accounts this is by appointment, please see the Notice of Public Rights and contact the Clerk who will be happy to help you and make an appointment.
Lisa Dent/Clerk and RFO Crudwell Parish Council tel: 01285 658172
Email: parish.clerk@crudwell-pc.gov.uk
AGAR Form page 2 Guidance Notes
AGAR Form page 3 Cert of Exemption
AGAR Form page 4 Annual Internal Audit Report 20-21
AGAR Form page 5 Annual Governance Statement 20-21
AGAR Form page 6 Accounting Statements 20-21
Designated Responsibilities June 2021
Items of Expenditure over £100
Please find below a link to view the Crudwell Parish Council agenda, for the meeting on 22nd June 2021, which will take place at 7 pm at Crudwell Village Hall.
If you would like to attend please contact Lisa the Clerk on parish.clerk@crudwell-pc.gov.uk so we can make arrangements for social distancing at the meeting.
From 9 June 2021, the following length of road shall be closed to all traffic in the interests of public safety to enable Wessex Water to carry out an urgent stop tap renewal. Tetbury Lane (Part), Crudwell; from its junction with A429 in a Westerly direction for approximately 80m. Alternative route: via C76, C92, A429 and vice versa. The closure and diversion route will be clearly indicated by traffic signs. Access will be maintained for residents and businesses where possible, although delays are likely due to the nature of the works. These works will commence on 9 June 2021 and are anticipated to be required for 3 days. This Notice will have a maximum duration of 5 days.
Link to plan:-
In order to comply with the rules following Elections, the May Parish Council meeting will now taken place on
Tues 25th May 7.15 – 9 pm at Crudwell Village Hall Committee Room
If you wish to attend please contact
parish.clerk@crudwell-pc.gov.uk so we can plan for numbers of attendees
Agenda details are on the link below (updated 18/05/21
Following the recent Local Elections we have a new Parish Council from 10th May 2021. In order to comply with risk assessments regarding face to face meetings which now have to take place for a Parish Council and to undertake the statutory requirements of this May meeting, the meeting has been moved to:-
Tues 25th May at 7.15 pm
and we are awaiting confirmation of the venue at Crudwell Village Hall.
Further confirmation once the venue is confirmed and agenda will follow, please check back for information.
Lisa Dent
Parish Clerk – Crudwell
Polling Station, Timings and Timetable
Re situation of polling station (Crudwell Villlage Hall) and the timings for poll (Crudwell Village Hall, 6th May 2021 7 am to 10 pm).
Timings for Proceeding also included.
Click here: Poll – Polling Station – Timetable
Lisa Dent – Clerk
Crudwell Parish Council
Crudwell Statement of Nominations
The above document from Wiltshire Council lists those persons nominated
Notice of Uncontested Election
The above document confirms those who have been duly elected.
The current council will stand down on 10th May (4 days after polling day) and the new council takes office on the same day.
Due to the upcoming elections and change of Parish Council members, the May meeting will be held on 11th May 2021 at 7 pm
We are unsure if this will be online or in person at the Crudwell Village Hall so please follow the website for further information. Guidelines are changing and we need to follow the recommendations.
Thank You
Lisa Dent
Clerk – Crudwell Parish Council
I apologise for the late display of the agenda, there was a technical glitch with the post so it did not display.
Zoom details to log in are as follows and also displayed on the Agenda Notice
Time: Apr 6, 2021 07:00 PM London – Join Zoom Meeting
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Meeting ID: 957 0245 9875 Passcode: 052910
Agenda/notice – click below
Lisa Dent
Clerk – Crudwell Parish Council
MAKE A CHANGE BECOME A COUNCILLOR
Are you passionate about your community? Do you want to help make a long-lasting change? Do you have innovative ideas for the council? Do you have concerns about a specific issue and want to do something about it? If this is you, then we need you. We need people from all backgrounds and experiences who reflect their community to put themselves forward for election. Make a change and become a councillor.
Below – link to National Association of Local Councils website
Frequently asked questions – Wiltshire Association of Local Councils Election FAQs 02.03.21
Nomination forms/information packs:-
Nomination pack parish council election
Notice of Election North_Parish_notice_of_election
Timetable Town_and_Parish_Council_Timetable
Information Town_and_Parish_election_information
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From Wiltshire Council – Book today to submit your nomination paper – please don’t attend without an appointment
If you’re looking to put yourself forward as a candidate in the upcoming local unitary elections and town and parish council elections, we have created a booking system for you to make an appointment with our elections team to submit your nomination forms.
The booking system is there to help safely manage the number of nominations we are receiving and comply with COVID-19 guidance, including social distancing.
We’ve noticed a sharp rise in prospective candidates turning up without an appointment. The booking system is there for the safety of you and our staff to ensure we do not have too many people in the building at any one time so please can we remind you of the importance of booking in advance. If you do turn up without an appointment, it’s very likely you will have a long wait until we’re able to see you. Also, we cannot guarantee that you will be seen at all as those who have made an appointment will be seen first and prioritised for checking and submitting nomination papers.
Please ensure you make an appointment prior to visiting the team.
The deadline to receive nomination papers is 8 April at 4pm.
The ‘book an appointment’ link below takes you first to a sign in page to create an account
Book nomination appointment
Cancel your nomination appointment.
There are three hubs for nomination deliveries, depending on the Electoral area you are interested in standing in below:
Updated 28th Feb 2021, we have added Elections 2021 to the agenda, please use this as the current link :- Updated agenda to show Elections 2021
The meeting will be conducted online through Zoom, log in details:-
Crudwell Parish Council – Time: Mar 2, 2021 7:00 PM
Joining instructions are shown on the agenda and repeated below:-
Join Zoom Meeting click here
Meeting ID: 979 6949 9651 Passcode: 880093
Click here for plan/notice/full details
WILTSHIRE COUNCIL HEREBY GIVE NOTICE that on 1 March 2021, the following length of road shall be closed to all traffic in the interests of public safety to enable Forest Traffic Services LTD to carry out tie-in works for Hullavington Airfield Access Road for resurfacing. A429 (Part), St. Paul Malmesbury Without; from its junction with Seagry Road to property known as Kingway Barn Farm
Alternative route: via A429 (unaffected length), A433, A4135, A46, A420, A350, A429 (unaffected length) and vice versa. Alternative route (HGV): via A429 (unaffected length), A419, M4, A429 (unaffected length) and vice versa. The closure and diversion route will be clearly indicated by traffic signs. Access will be maintained for residents and businesses where possible, although delays are likely due to the nature of the works. These works will commence on 1 March 2021 and are anticipated to be required for 5 nights between the hours of 21:00 and 06:00. This Notice will have a maximum duration of 5 days. For further information regarding these works please contact Greg Sullivan on the behalf of Forest Traffic Services LTD on 0800 3285250.
WILTSHIRE COUNCIL HEREBY GIVE NOTICE that on 25 February 2021, the following length of road shall be closed to all traffic in the interests of public safety to enable Wiltshire Council to carry out carriageway reactive patching and associated maintenance works.
B4014 (Part), Brokenborough; from the property known as Sunset Hill Cottage for approximately 800m in a southerly direction. Alternative route: via B4014 (unaffected length), A433, A429, B4014 (unaffected length) and vice versa.
The closure and diversion route will be clearly indicated by traffic signs. Access will be maintained for residents and businesses where possible, although delays are likely due to the nature of the works.
These works will commence on 25 February 2021 and are anticipated to be required for 1 night between the hours of 19:00 and 06:00. This Notice will have a maximum duration of 5 days. For further information regarding these works please contact Helen Pickett on the behalf of Wiltshire Council on 01225 713376.
Here follows the draft agenda for the Crudwell Parish Council meeting on Tues 2nd Feb at 7 p.m. Click for : PDF of agenda
Due to late planning application received for consideration the agenda has been updated on 31st Jan 2021
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The Public and Press are cordially invited to be present. The order of business may be varied. All members of the Council are hereby summoned to attend for the purpose of considering and resolving upon the business to be transacted at the meeting as set out below.
Chairman to open meeting, inform it is being recorded to assist in producing Minutes, welcome and apologies
Declarations of Interest to items on the agenda
To approve Minutes of the Parish Council meeting from Tues 5th January 2021 meeting
Matters Arising January 2021 Parish Council meeting
Parish Councillor (one) vacancy advertised
Finance To include (1) Current bank balances (2) Accounts for payment (3) Allotments invoicing and payment to Mrs Browning (4) Renewal of debit card (5) QFS due for period Oct – Dec 20 (6) End of Feb 21 VAT reclaim
Planning/Development 1. Application Ref: 20/10336/FUL Application for Full Planning Proposal:- Two storey & first floor extensions to main house & conversion of former haystore into dependent persons accommodation At: Oliver House Stud, Chedglow, Crudwell, SN16 9EZ Comments by: 02 Feb 2021 2. Application Ref: 20/10839/FUL Application for Full Planning Proposal:- Single storey extension with extending kitchen and dining room, changing conservatory to garden/sunroom. At: 5 The Firs, Kemble, Wilts, GL7 6AZ Comments by: 03 Feb 2021
3. Application Ref: 21/00083/FUL Application for Full Planning
Proposal:- Change of use of two farm buildings from agriculture to a mixed use of agriculture, butcher and
for commercial use (E(g), B2 and B8) uses. At: Chedglow Field Farm, Crudwell Lane, Upper Chedglow, Malmesbury, Wilts, SN16 9HA comments to be received by: 28 Jan 2021 (?)
8. Wiltshire Council report (Cllr C Berry) – Standing Item9. Neighbourhood Plan Steering Group Report (Cllr R Lambley) – Standing Item
1. Disposal of sewerage and the alleviation of flooding risks from potential future housing in Crudwell – TF/RL
2. Vision consultants daily rate for further NHP/Community Liaison Group to be clarified when confirmed
3. WALPA meeting 28th Jan 2021
4. Local Plan consultation
Covid 19 Community Initiative – (Cllr R Lambley) – Standing Item 1. Clerk and RL attended online training to manage MyCrudwell website and Mailchimp posts
Parish Matters
1.Parking Tuners Lane – widening, parking on grassed area
2. Trees (1) Fallen tree – removal (2) Progress treeworks from report, awaiting contact from ID Verde
3. Flooding – Eastcourt update (JS)
4. Playground (1) roundabout maintenance/new bearing update if available (2) Independent playground inspection is due Jan/Feb 21
5. Track at Rommel Lane – plan/note for Land Registry
6. Highways/speeding – Thurs 4th Feb 7pm – 7.50 pm North Wiltshire Speeding Concerns meeting
7. Resident correspondence – basketball hoops to Crudwell Rec Ground
8. Parish Steward (JS)
Other projects
1. Review/redesign of parish council and MyCrudwell websites to include accessibility requirements
2. Eastcourt BT Telephone Box/defibrillator
Closing comments/Chair to close meeting
Lisa Dent – (Clerk Crudwell Parish Council)
Items for next meeting: Tues 2nd March
Crudwell Parish Council has ONE vacancy for Parish Councillor.
If you prefer to view the notice as a document, see below:-
If you would like information on eligibility and what is involved in the role, please contact Lisa Dent (Clerk) at parish.clerk@crudwell-pc.gov.uk
CRUDWELL PARISH COUNCIL – AGENDA
Notice is given that the Meeting of the Parish Council will be held remotely via Zoom due to the current Covid 19 pandemic on Tues 5th Jan 2020 at 7.00 pm
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The Public and Press are cordially invited to be present. The order of business may be varied.
All members of the Council are hereby summoned to attend for the purpose of considering and resolving upon the business to be transacted at the meeting as set out below.
PUBLIC SPEAKING – 10 MINUTES IF REQUESTED
1.Chairman to open meeting, inform it is being recorded to assist in producing Minutes, welcome and apologies
2.Declarations of Interest to items on the agenda
3. To approve Minutes of the Parish Council meeting from Weds 2nd Dec 2020 meeting
4. Matters Arising December 2020 Parish Council meeting
5. Finance To include (1) Current bank balances (2) Accounts for payment (3) Renewal of debit card (4) QFS due for period Oct – Dec 20
Application Ref: 20/09502/FUL Application for Full Planning
https://unidoc.wiltshire.gov.uk/UniDoc/Document/Search/DSA,916261
Proposal:- Addition of self-contained, removable, biomass plant room and hopper. At: Kemble Airfield Enterprise Park, Building 16, A429 The Firs North To County Boundary, Kemble, Wilts GL7 6BQ Comments by: Extension in place to 5th Jan 2020
Application Ref: 20/10336/FUL Application for Full Planning
https://unidoc.wiltshire.gov.uk/UniDoc/Document/Search/DSA,917074
Proposal:- Two storey & first floor extensions to main house & conversion of former haystore into
dependent persons accommodation At: Oliver House Stud, Chedglow, Crudwell, SN16 9EZ
Comments by: Extension in place to 5th Jan 2020
Application Ref: 20/09939/FUL Application for Full Planning
https://unidoc.wiltshire.gov.uk/UniDoc/Document/Search/DSA,916691
Proposal:- To install 2.4m high acoustic fencing along the boundary. At: Hedgehogs, A429
Hankerton Field North To The Street, Crudwell, Wilts SN16 9EY Comments by: 11 January 2021
Application Ref: 20/10830/FUL Application for Full Planning
https://unidoc.wiltshire.gov.uk/UniDoc/Document/Search/DSA,917552
Proposal:– Retrospective application for the raising of roof on detached double Garage At: Ashlea, Tetbury
Lane, Crudwell, SN16 9HB Comments by: 29 January 2021
To include: Consultants fees review
Trees (1) Fallen tree – removal (2) Progress treeworks from report (TF)
Flooding – recent events/correspondence
Playground (1) roundabout maintenance/new bearing
Emergency plan
Track at Rommel Lane – plan/note for Land Registry
Crudwell footpath/right of way issue
Highways/speeding
Parish Steward (JS)
Review/redesign of parish council and MyCrudwell websites to include accessibility requirements
Eastcourt BT Telephone Box/defibrillator
Lisa Dent – (Clerk Crudwell Parish Council)
Agenda as a pdf file below:-
Road closure 8th – 12th Feb 2021.
If you prefer to view as pdf files
Notice received from Wiltshire Council
Notice is hereby given that the Wiltshire Council has made an Order to close temporarily to all traffic:
C97 (Part), Crudwell; from its junction with A429 to its junction with Chelworth Manor Farm Road.
To enable: Gigaclear Limited to carry out excavation works to lay cable. Alternative route: via C97 (unaffected length) – C85 -A429 and vice versa. The closure and diversion route will be clearly indicated by traffic signs.
This Order will come into operation on 25 January 2021 and the closure will be required until 05 February 2021. It is anticipated that the works will take the stated duration to complete depending upon weather conditions. Access will be maintained for residents and businesses where possible, although delays are likely due to the nature of the works.
The Order will have a maximum duration of 18 months. For further information please contact Nick Addey on 07703823781 at Gigaclear Limited. Sustainable Transport Group, County Hall, Bythesea Road, Trowbridge BA14 8JN
We are pleased to announce that Neil Doel was Co-Opted as Parish Councillor at the Crudwell Parish Council meeting on Weds 2nd December 2020 .
This fills the last remaining vacancy.
We look forward to working with Cllr Doel.
Crudwell December Parish Council meeting (to include Budget Setting for 21/22)
Weds 2nd Dec at 7 pm
The December Parish Council meeting will now be held on Weds 2nd Dec at 7 pm (date change due to Clerk unavailability of Clerk). The Agenda is posted below:-
Topic: Crudwell Parish Council Time: Dec 2, 2020 07:00 PM London
If you would like to receive any information in a different format, or have any comments etc please contact Lisa on parish.clerk@crudwell-pc.gov.uk
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Wiltshire Council Section 14(1) of the Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984 Temporary Closure of: Tuners Lane (Part), Crudwell
Notice is hereby given that the Wiltshire Council has made an Order to close temporarily to all traffic: Tuners Lane (Part), Crudwell; from its junction with A429 to its junction with Brookside.
To enable: Gigaclear Limited to carry out laying of cables.
Alternative route: via Tuners Lane (unaffected length) – Morgans Tynings – Culkerton Road, A429 and vice versa.
The closure and diversion route will be clearly indicated by traffic signs.
This Order will come into operation on 04 January 2021 and the closure will be required until 18 January 2021. It is anticipated that the works will take the stated duration to complete depending upon weather conditions. Access will be maintained for residents and businesses where possible, although delays are likely due to the nature of the works. The Order will have a maximum duration of 18 months.
PLAN AND NOTICE FROM WILTSHIRE COUNCIL : LINKS BELOW
Following the consultation event, Aura Developments have updated their webpage with a webinar, slides and feedback form. Here is the link:
We have had to close the Fresh Air Fitness till further notice.
From Government advice on 5/11/20
We have received information from A. The area of land being considered for the solar farm is on the Bathurst Estate, southwest of Kemble and northwest of Chelworth. The site lies within both Cotswold District Council and Wiltshire Council and the parishes of Kemble and Ewen and Crudwell with Oaksey as the neighbouring parish.
Aura Power is going to conduct a public consultation and is seeking feedback on the proposal from the local community and interested parties.
Because of the current restrictions due to social distancing, it will be a virtual consultation event online to provide further information on the proposed solar farm and the environmental studies that have taken place to date. A recording will be made available to watch for those who can not attend.
Please see attached copy of the flyer that has been distributed to roughly 580 residences in the immediate vicinity of the project. Further information is available on our website where you can also register for the online event: www.aurapower.co.uk/kemble-solar-farm
Through Covid 19, Crudwell Parish Council has continued to meet one the first Tuesday of each month for a remote Parish Council Meeting on Zoom.
The log-info is on each agenda or please contact Lisa the Clerk for this information.
parish.clerk@crudwell-pc.gov.uk
And thank-you from Crudwell Parish Council
Crudwell Parish Council is an ‘Exempt Authority’, as at year end 31st March 2020 our annual income/expenditure was less than £25,000 for this financial year.
To meet our statutory requirements we need to publish the following documents, the day before the public rights period commences:
Published/uploaded on Friday 3rd July 2020 (one working day before our public rights period commences on Monday 6th July 2020)
(a) Accounting Statements Section 2 of AGAR Part 2
(b) Completed Rights Notice – notice of public rights and notes which accompany the Notice
and which sets out—
(i) the period for the exercise of public rights;
(ii) details of the manner in which notice should be given of an intention to inspect the accounting records and other documents;
(iii) the name and address of the local auditor;
(iv) the provisions contained in section 25 (inspection of statements of accounts etc), section 26 (inspection of documents etc) and section 27 (right to make objections at audit) of the Act, as they have effect in relation to the authority in question;
Additional Documents
(c) Variances completed 2019-20
(d) Bank reconciliation
(e) Internal Audit Report AGAR
(f) Auditing Solutions Internal Audit Report 2019-20
(g) Designated Responsibilities June 2020
(i) Land ownership
Click below for the Approved Minutes from April 2020
Due to connectivity problems, the meeting scheduled for Tues 5th May 2020 did not take place and has been rescheduled as below.
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Crudwell Parish Council Parish Council Meeting on Monday 11th May 2020 at 7.00pm via ZOOM
Government Legislation has changed for Parish Councils which came into force on the 4th April 2020 to enable Parish Councils across England to carry out their meetings. The change of legislation was introduced as a measure to support Parish Council during the COVID 19 Pandemic.
Parish Councils are now permitted to hold their meetings remotely, online and Crudwell Parish Council will host its first Formal remote Parish Council meeting on Monday 11th May 2020 at 7.00pm via ZOOM.
The meeting is accessible to the public in exactly the same way that every other Parish Council meeting was and each meeting is set up with meeting ID and password details.
Should you be interested in logging into the Parish Council meeting on the 5th May at 7.00pm please use the following log in details.
To join the Zoom Meeting
To join the Zoom Meeting
https://zoom.us/j/97707811749?pwd=TmsrYXpVQmJzbHJBcE1xUUZjWjlqQT09
Meeting ID: 977 0781 1749
Password: 0DVpnU
The meeting will be via ZOOM and therefore you will need to download the software on https://zoom.us/signin which is FREE. The meeting can be viewed via your PC or you can dial in via a UK phone number unique to ZOOM for meetings.
As per all Parish Council meetings the Public will be welcome to speak during “Public Speaking” and able to observe the remainder of the meeting.
Click below for the agenda
Due to the recent change in Government recommendations regarding Coronavirus the Parish Council is unlikely to be able to meet in the near future. The council is taking guidance from the National Association of Local Councils who have a dedicated web page at https://www.nalc.gov.uk/coronavirus. Should Parishioners have specific issues they can contact the Chairman or phone 577615.
Please note that the Parish Muck-in planned for Saturday the 4th April has also been postponed in the light of the current situation. It would though be helpful if parishioners could assist in clearing litter from there own areas where possible.
Map attached below:-
Wiltshire Council
Section 14(1) of the Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984
Urgent Closure of: C97 Chelworth Lawns East (Part), Crudwell.
THE WILTSHIRE COUNCIL HEREBY GIVE NOTICE that on 18 February 2020, the following length of road shall be closed to all traffic in the interests of public safety to enable Openreach to access overhead cabling for customers out of service.
C97 Chelworth Lawns East (Part), Crudwell; from its junction with C85 to its junction with The Grove.
Alternative route: via C97 – A429 – C85 and vice versa.
The closure and diversion route will be clearly indicated by traffic signs.
These works will commence on 18 February 2020 and are anticipated to be required for 1 day between the hours of 09:30 and 15:30. This Notice will have a maximum duration of 21 days.
For further information regarding these works please contact Leo Pulvirenti (A-Plant on behalf of Openreach) on 0370 050 0792.
Sustainable Transport Group, County Hall, Bythesea Road, Trowbridge BA14 8JN
Ref: AF/FEB2020
Following the Parish Council meeting on Tues January 7th, the approved Minutes from December 2019 can be found:-
Flooding – Operational Flood Working Group News – November 2019
We are now in the winter and many of us are aware of the number of flood warnings being issued by the Environment Agency with rivers and groundwater rising, wellington boots have been dusted off to cope with the large puddles. Standing water is becoming a lot more frequent.
Town and Parish councils need to be more vigilant than ever, and we are asking that you check your flood plans are up to date, any equipment you have is working, particularly pumps and generators as they may need checking or to be refuelled, and that they can be accessed easily should there be a flood. Check that all of your contact details up to date and any vulnerable residents are aware of the help available within the community.
Make sure you are signed up to the Environment Agency’s free flood warning system.
Those towns and parishes on the chalk should sign up for groundwater flood warnings. If your community is concerned about surface water flooding, you should also sign up for the Met Office’s severe weather warning alerts. https://www.metoffice.gov.uk/weather/warnings-and-advice/uk-warnings
Surface water flooding can happen very quickly, so make sure you report instances of standing water on high speed roads (60mph) or gullies that if blocked would cause internal property flooding by using the Wiltshire App. https://iweb.itouchvision.com/portal/f?p=customer:login:::NO::UID:BAADHFRUC3CF4783T31NEBE0400707AF01007D25
Those of you with flood plans will know your critical gullies. Check ditches and watercourses for blockages, especially with leaves as they can cover over gullies and cause flooding
Many of you who live on the chalk are aware of the seasonal rise in groundwater and the Environment Agency are currently keeping a close watch on the levels. Warnings will be issued should it become necessary. Flood wardens have also been asked to update Wiltshire Council if ground water appears, or if sewers become slow to drain, as this will help us to assess any need within the communities
https://www.gov.uk/sign-up-for-flood-warnings
To sign up for flood and groundwater warnings
or
Floodline Telephone: 0345 988 1188 24-hour service
http://www.wiltshire.gov.uk/mywiltshire-download
Sign up for the Wiltshire App
Telephone: 0300 456 0100
Election Notice (link to the document, info as below)
UK Parliamentary Election for NORTH WILTSHIRE CONSTITUENCY 1. An Election is to be held for a Member of Parliament to serve North Wiltshire Constituency. 2. Nomination papers can be obtained from: • the Electoral Commission website at: http://www.electoralcommission.org.uk/i-ama/candidate-or-agent/uk-parliamentary-general-election-great-britain • Main Reception at County Hall, Bythesea Road, Trowbridge BA14 8JN • Main Reception, The Council House, Bourne Hill, Salisbury, Wiltshire SP1 3UZ • Main Reception at Council Offices, Monkton Park, Chippenham SN15 1ER • By telephoning Wiltshire Electoral Services on 0300 456 0112
3. Nomination papers must be hand delivered to the Acting Returning Officer or his appointed electoral staff (not reception staff) on any working day after the date of this notice, between the hours of 10am and 4pm from Tuesday 12 November 2019 until Thursday 14 November 2019 but no later than 4pm on Thursday 14 November 2019 4. Nomination papers can only be hand delivered to the following two locations: • Main Reception at County Hall, Bythesea Road, Trowbridge BA14 8JN. Please ask for a member of the Electoral Services Team on arrival • Main Reception, The Council House, Bourne Hill, Salisbury, Wiltshire SP1 3UZ. Please ask for a member of the Electoral Services Team on arrival
5. The £500 deposit may be paid by legal tender or by means of a banker’s draft from a drawer which carries on business as a banker in the United Kingdom or by debit or credit card or the electronic transfer of funds. American Express cannot be accepted. The bank details of the council are Wiltshire Council, with the sort code 40-44-33, and account number 51460021. Please quote 900001 and candidates surname and initial as a reference. 6. If the election is contested the poll will take place on Thursday 12 December 2019. 7. Applications to register to vote must reach the Electoral Registration Officer by 12 midnight on Tuesday 26 November 2019.
8. Applications for postal votes must reach the Electoral Registration Officer at Electoral Services, Wiltshire Council, County Hall, Bythesea Road, Trowbridge, Wiltshire, BA14 8JN by 5pm on Tuesday 26 November 2019. 9. Amendments or cancellations of postal or proxy votes must reach the Electoral Registration Officer at Electoral Services, Wiltshire Council, County Hall, Bythesea Road, Trowbridge, Wiltshire, BA14 8JN by 5 pm on Tuesday 26 November 2019. 10. Applications to vote by proxy at this election must reach the Electoral Registration Officer at Electoral Services, Wiltshire Council, County Hall, Bythesea Road, Trowbridge, Wiltshire, BA14 8JN by 5pm on Wednesday 4 December 2019. 11. Applications to vote by emergency proxy at this election on the grounds of physical incapacity or for work/service reasons must reach the Electoral Registration Officer at Electoral Services, Wiltshire Council, County Hall, Bythesea Road, Trowbridge, Wiltshire, BA14 8JN by 5pm on Thursday 12 December 2019. The physical incapacity must have occurred after 5pm on Wednesday 4 December 2019. To apply on the grounds of work/service, the person must have become aware that they cannot go to the polling station in person after 5pm on Wednesday 4th December 2019.
You are hereby invited to attend thAnnual Meeting of the Parish Council (Crudwell) At the Crudwell Village Hall on
Saturday 10th August 2019 at 10.00 a.m., for transacting the following business.
If there is an issue you would like to raise for the Open Forum, but cannot attend please email clerk@crudwell-pc.gov.uk
AGENDA
Where available:-
6.1 Crudwell School
6.2 Crudwell Trust
6.3 Lord Lucas Trust
6.4 Parochial Church Council
6.5 Police Community Support Officer – John Bordiss
6.6 Muck In (Annual Village Tidy)
6.7 Village Hall & Recreation Area/Grounds
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If there is an issue you would like to raise for the Open Forum, but cannot attend please email clerk@crudwell-pc.gov.uk
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Appeal Ref: APP/Y3940/W/19/3220214
Land at Ridgeway Farm (to the rear of Athelstan Park)
Decision – The appeal is dismissed.
• The appeal is made under section 78 of the Town and Country Planning Act 1990 against a refusal to grant planning permission.
• The appeal is made by Edenstone Homes against the decision of Wiltshire Council.
• The application Ref 18/05429/FUL, dated 6 June 2018, was refused by notice dated 7 December 2018.
• The development proposed is erection of 36 residential dwellings and associated works.
Full document is available below
At the Parish Council meeting on 2nd October 2018, we are pleased to advise we have co-opted Mr Roy Lambley as Parish Councillor.
The Clerk and Parish Councillor look forward to working with Cllr Lambley, and now this vacancy has been filled we have no further vacancies.
We have received notice that the external audit of Parish Council accounts for 2018 has been completed and below is a link to the completion documents.
This includes:
Notice of Conclusion of Audit
Section 1 and 2 of the Annual Governance Statement
Section 3 – External Auditor Report and Certificate
**The accounts and Return form are available to be provided to any person on request, details on the Notice of Conclusion of Audit.**
08/08/18 Crudwell Parish Council has issued the following OBJECTION comment on the proposed Ridgway development.
Crudwell Parish Council considered the above application/amended plans and has the following response to make:
No Comment | |
Support | |
Support subject to conditions (please set out in box below) | |
X | Object (for reasons set out in box below) |
No Objections |
Suggested special conditions/reasons for decision based on local knowledge |
Crudwell Parish Council wish to register the following comments, resolved at the Crudwell Parish Council meeting of 07/08/18:-
1. Planning policy. The development site is outside the designated settlement boundary and following the 10th July 2018 Wiltshire Council meeting, is not proposed to be allocated in the Housing Site Allocations Plan. On that basis, the proposal lies within the open countryside and is contrary to both the adopted and emerging Wiltshire development plans. There is no justification for approving this application outside of the development plan process.
There are no material considerations that suggest the proposal should be approved contrary to the development plan. The five year housing land supply in the Housing Market Area is above 5 years so the NPPF paragraph 14 ‘tilted balance’ is not triggered.
2. Potential Housing The application site has been submitted to the Parish Council as a potential housing site and is being considered alongside others also submitted.
3. Scale This would represent the largest single housing development within the Parish and this application is too large for the existing infrastructure. Key issues include:- a. Sewerage/foul drainage The sewerage system is already at capacity and an upgrade is not planned by Wessex Water. It remains a long-term problem, the main sewer is too small and runs to Hankerton (who as a Parish have expressed their concerns) and onto Malmesbury. In heavy rainfall, the pumping station at Crudwell floods releasing foul waste. b. Surface water/flooding Crudwell has a historical issue with flooding, having two extensive floods that caused major damage to property and residents having to vacate their homes. The surface water from the existing development of 10 houses at Ridgeway Farm runs off towards The Swillbrook. Surface water pouring from the overflow pipe immediately after heavy rainfall was recorded as a video clip by concerned residents. This council was assured by Wiltshire Council planning department and the property developers that this would not happen and demonstrates that the measures put in place are not effective. The proposed flood scheme for the 39 dwellings would direct into The Swillbrook upstream of Crudwell, increasing the flood risk. c. Crudwell Primary School The village school is at full capacity and oversubscribed, unable to enlarge their premises, and so would be unable to accept additional pupils this development would bring. d. Highways/transport/footpaths Tetbury Lane is not suitable as an entrance to a large housing development. The footpath is not complete from the development to The Street. This development would increase vehicular traffic, putting residents at risk who walk this lane to access the playing fields and Village Hall. 4. Landscape and Visual Impact The proposed development is in an elevated position and it would be hoped a sensitive approach would be taken to possible development, given its location just outside of the Cotswold Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and in keeping with Crudwell as a historic and desirable village. The existing development is inappropriate in materials, design and spatial layout and this theme also is continued in the proposed development. 5. Neighbourhood Plan Crudwell Parish Council is producing a Neighbourhood Plan for Crudwell. This will identify a site or sites to meet the identified local housing need, preferably through small scale developments which is the preferred route confirmed through the community consultation process of the Neighbourhood Plan.
Lisa Dent Clerk On behalf of Crudwell Parish Council
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Construction work is programmed to commence on Tuesday 7th August and anticipated to take two weeks to complete. Temporary 3 way traffic signals will be in operation during the works.
Wiltshire Council in implementing its Local Transport Plan (LTP) for 2011-2026 is seeking to develop measures throughout the County, which seek to provide improved facilities for pedestrians and cyclists and also improve road safety.
This scheme has been developed as part of a request from Crudwell Primary School through the ‘Taking Action on School Journeys’ initiative. This initiative has been developed to give schools the opportunity of providing improvements to school journey routes, for cyclists and pedestrians.
The scheme will see the construction of an informal crossing point and two short sections of footway within the existing verge at The Street, Crudwell, in the vicinity of the Potting Shed public house. A plan outlining the scheme is provided overleaf. The aim of the scheme is to provide a safer route from the car park to the school for parents and pupils of Crudwell Primary School.
An advisory, part time 20mph speed limit will also be introduced and will operate at school drop off and pick up times.
Construction work is programmed to commence on Tuesday 7th August and anticipated to take two weeks to complete. Temporary 3 way traffic signals will be in operation during the works.
Wiltshire Council would like to take this opportunity to thank you for your patience and co-operation whilst the works are carried out.
Full info on the link below
The Parish Council has received notification of an application for Full Planning for 39 residential dwellings and associated works at Ridgeway Farm, to the rear of Athelstan Park from Edenstone Homes. You may wish to register your comments. Comments need to be received by 9th August 2018.
To do so online, go to Wiltshire Council website (www.wiltshire.gov.uk) , then Planning section, then search by entering the application reference 18/05429/FUL. On the next page, click on the blue application number of the left and it will take you to the 48 documents which are plans, reports and statements etc. On this page, under Download Plans and Documents you can click on Comment on this Application and you will be taken to a form page to enter your comments. This will be registered and shown online.
If you want to register your comment in writing you can write to the Planning Department (Assigned Officer Richard Sewell) at Development Management, Wiltshire Council, Monkton Park, Chippenham SN15 1ER.
Comments need to be received by 9th August 2018.
Wiltshire Council Cabinet Meeting 03/07/18
Confirmation has been received, following the Wiltshire Council Cabinet Meeting, that the Ridgeway Farm Site Allocation has been removed from the Wiltshire Site Housing DPD. The final plan needs to be approved by Full Council next week.
We will post more information as we receive it and you can follow the progress of the Crudwell Neighbourhood Plan over at www.my-crudwell.org
There are two meetings in the near future, the Crudwell Neighbourhood Plan invites residents to come along and find out about how the project is progressing; there is an information exhibition about proposals at Ridgway Farm.
We are having a parish clean-up on
Saturday 7th April 2018
and would love for you to come and
muck in for a few hours.
It is a 10am start, meet at Crudwell Village Hall car park , and if you can help until lunch time (12.00 noon) that will be great!
All welcome, you may wish to bring your own protective gloves if you have them to hand!
Here follows an information post from
Angus Macpherson MBE
Police and Crime Commissioner for Wiltshire and Swindon
I wanted to inform you about the launch of my consultation on the policing precept for 2018/19. I would be grateful if you could share this and make residents aware of opportunities for consultation. The details are set out below or you can access a video of me outlining the proposals at https://youtu.be/lsKkPmUd1Nc
The policing precept consultation which launches today (2/1/2018) is looking for the views of Wiltshire residents on the proposed increase of £12 a year.
Currently the average band D household contributes £14.19 per month to local policing, but if residents back the proposal then this would rise to £15.19 per month.
As a Force, Wiltshire Police has seen the second highest increase in demand across the country in the last year yet the funding we receive from central government doesn’t recognise the increasing pressures our service is under.
In fact we receive the fourth lowest funding per head of population in England and Wales.
Since 2010, Wiltshire Police has received £19 million less but have been responding to more crimes and supporting more members of the public year on year.
Whilst we live in an incredibly safe county, there’s only so far the budget will stretch and we’re streamlining our services to ensure they’re as efficient as possible at the same time as keeping the public safe, but we are feeling the squeeze more than ever. Without this increase Wiltshire Police will have to look at further reductions in officers and staff to close a budget gap of around £3m.
That’s why I am asking whether residents in Wiltshire and Swindon would be prepared to pay an extra £1 a month to help bridge this gap.
This increase will mean that I can protect frontline services from further reductions and maintain the current level of service.
The consultation which runs from 2nd January 2018 to midday 31st January 2018 wants to hear your views on the proposed increase.
For more information on how to share your views please visit www.wiltshire-pcc.gov.uk, you can also email pcc@wiltshire.pcc.pnn.gov.uk or use #AskAngusPCC on social media.
With best wishes for 2018,
Angus Macpherson MBE
Police and Crime Commissioner for Wiltshire and Swindon
We are pleased to announce Simon Grainger was Co-Opted as Councillor at the January 2018 Parish Council meeting. We look forward to working with Cllr Grainger, this brings us to our full complement of 9 Parish Councillors.
Lisa Dent parish.clerk@crudwell-pc.gov.uk
Tel: 01285 658172
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News from Malmesbury Primary Care Centre – In the New Year the surgery plans to promote Patients on Line system which will enable patients to make appointments, order their repeat medication, view their medical information held by the practice. Patients have to contact the surgery (complete a simple form) to request a username and password to access the system. Unless the patient is known to the staff, proof of ID will be required before access to the system can be granted. The Reception team can help and advise patients how to set up, access and get the most benefit from the system and if you are already registered, there are more modules added recently which you can request access to. Full info in the Minutes below.
Attached below is the Crudwell Parish Council response in document form, or read in full below.
If you would like to register your comments about the proposed housing allocations, you can do so, the deadline is: 5PM ON FRIDAY 22ND SEPT 2017
The simplest way to make a representation is via email to spatialplanningpolicy@wiltshire.gov.uk , but you can also write directly to:
Spatial Planning, Economic Development & Planning, Wiltshire Council, County Hall, Bythesea Road, Trowbridge, Wiltshire, BA14 8JN.
Crudwell PC response to HSA 180917
To: Spatial Planning, Economic Development & Planning, Wiltshire Council, County Hall, Bythesea Road, Trowbridge, Wiltshire, BA14 8JN
Dear Sir/Madam,
Re: Wiltshire County Council Draft Site Allocations Plan – Crudwell Parish Council response
It is important to differentiate between the village of Crudwell and the designated area for the Neighbourhood plan which is the Parish. The Parish Council believes the village has been described as Large because it has two Hotels, two Pubs, a large lorry haulage yard, a car sales and servicing facility and a School. Many farms surround the Village farms. The village has about 250 dwellings
Crudwell Parish Council has in the past supported the introduction of new build housing projects as a means of sustaining the viability of the village and will continue to do so in the future. With the introduction of small estates every few years the character of the village has not been spoilt and the Conservation area has not been threatened. The centre of the village has been developed from the A429 and the rural feel of the village has been maintained. Ridgeway Farm had been submitted to Wiltshire Council back in 2014. That application drew much local opposition from local people, principally on the grounds of the scale of the development, it being outside the designated red line settlement boundary, and its likely impact on the local infrastructure, specifically: the likely increased traffic on Tetbury Lane; impacts on already overburdened drainage and sewerage systems and oversubscription of Crudwell Primary School.
It is clear there is a lot of local opposition to having a site allocation plan forced on the village. Over a hundred parishioners turned up at the last Area Board meeting to voice their opinion and over £5000 was raised in a fortnight to engage a consultant to put the villages case to an Inspector.
Whilst it is understood that Wiltshire Council needs to ensure an adequate five year housing land supply across each housing market area, the Site Allocations Plan would result in an oversupply of 4,284 dwellings to 2026 when past completions are combined with deliverable commitments, and windfall sites are included. Even when windfalls are excluded, the oversupply is still 2,198 dwellings across the Housing Market Area.
The Site Allocations Plan also results in an oversupply of homes in the Malmesbury Community Area, even without windfalls. Wiltshire Council has a history of oversupply of homes in the former North
Wilts area excluding Chippenham. In eight of the last ten years more homes have been built than planned, in the other two years targets were virtually met. In fact over the last ten years the average oversupply has been 143% higher than planned.
On this basis, there is no strategic need to identify any new homes at Crudwell, so the Wiltshire Site Allocations Plan should not do so. This Parish Council believes that this plan if adopted will set a planning precedent that will be impossible to manage, it being outside the designated red line settlement boundary.
A major concern to Parishioners is the risk of flooding which happens to properties around the Swillbrook which runs through the centre of the village. Significant damage has occurred to many houses in the village in recent years both through surface water and raw sewerage. Surface water from the proposed site would make this situation far worse. We must not overlook the fact that many properties around the school and(former) post office green as far up the A429 as The Butts estate already need non-return valves to stay safe from sewerage flooding until the excess over capacity subsides. In addition, sewerage frequently exudes from all the manhole covers around the PO Green in Tuners Lane due to the lack of Pumping Station capacity , even during only moderate rainfall. The Council have been contacted by Hankerton Parish Council expressing their concern over the increase in Sewerage this plan would bring to their own pumping station as it barely copes at present.
In Conclusion Crudwell Parish Council is surprised a Development as large as this is proposed in a small village with a significant conservation area which already has a School which is full, an identified Sewerage and Drainage problem, has no shop and a bus service which at best is poor and is planned to be reduced. We believe the village has the opportunity through its emerging Neighbourhood Plan to define its own future.
Yours faithfully
Lisa Dent – Clerk and RFO
For Crudwell Parish Council
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The meeting is at 10.00 a.m. at the Crudwell Village Hall.
Come along and meet the new Parish Council and Cllr Berry from Wiltshire Council, there will be reports from the Neighbourhood Plan Group, Neighbourhood Watch, Crudwell School and more. The Parish Council will advise how they are responding to the Wiltshire Council proposed site allocations at Ridgeway Farm.
** Update 15th Sept at 5 p.m. – Cllr Berry has unfortunately had to send his apologies due to a family situation which is unavoidable.**
Hello all,
http://bit.ly/2u4tIXQ
The above is a link to the Wiltshire Council website, Draft Wiltshire Site Allocation Plan page. There are two tabs at the bottom, one for Event information and the other for Supporting Documents. If you click the Supporting Documents, it opens all the available documents including
If you bookmark or visit this page it should be the place to go for all relevant documents. If we receive notification of anything new, we will of course let you know.
The Wiltshire Council Housing Sites Development Plan/Document Leaflet is available to download below:-
Housing Sites Development Plan Document Leaflet
Consultation on the Pre-submission draft Wiltshire Housing Site Allocations Plan
Wiltshire Council has published the draft Wiltshire Housing Site Allocations Plan, along with accompanying evidence reports, for formal consultation.
The draft Wiltshire Housing Site Allocations Plan, a formal Development Plan Document, has been prepared in accordance with the Wiltshire Core Strategy. It sets out proposals that:
Comments are invited on the draft Plan and supporting evidence bases documents during the 10 week consultation period, which runs from 9:00am on Friday 14 July 2017 until 5:00pm on Friday 22 September 2017.
There will be 4 public exhibitions held as part of the consultation. The events will be open between 12 noon and 7pm as follows:
Neeld Community & Art Centre, High Street, Chippenham Mon 17 July 2017
Guildhall, Market Place, Salisbury Weds 19 July 2017
Town Hall, St Johns Street, Devizes Mon 24 July 2017
Atrium, County Hall, Trowbridge Weds 26 July 2017
Officers from the Council will be available during the day to answer questions about the draft Plan and we would encourage people to attend and find out more about what the draft Plan proposes in their area.
How to Respond
The draft Plan and supporting evidence documents are available to view and download on the Council’s website: http://www.wiltshire.gov.uk/wiltshsgsiteallocationsplan. A specific representation form, along with a simplified guidance note can also be downloaded.
We welcome your comments via the following means:
online via the Council’s dedicated consultation web site: http://consult.wiltshire.gov.uk/portal;
Please note that copies of all comments (including your personal details) will be made available to the public to view and therefore cannot be treated as confidential. Anonymous representations cannot be accepted.
Copies of the consultation documents can be viewed during normal opening hours at the Council’s main offices at Monkton Park (Chippenham), Bourne Hill (Salisbury), County Hall (Trowbridge) and Wiltshire Libraries.
Following the consultation, the council will consider the comments received before submitting the draft Plan and supporting evidence to the Secretary of State for examination. All comments received during this consultation will be passed on to the appointed independent Planning Inspector at that stage.
Any representation received may be accompanied by a request to be notified at a specific address of any of the following: that the Wiltshire Housing Site Allocations Plan has been submitted to the Secretary of State for independent examination; that the Inspector’s Report (including any recommendations) into the Wiltshire Housing Site Allocations Plan has been published; and that the Wiltshire Housing Site Allocations Plan has been adopted.
Should you require further information, please email: spatialplanningpolicy@wiltshire.gov.uk or telephone 01225 713223.
Yours faithfully,
Alistair Cunningham
Associate Director, Economic Development and Planning
For information:- see page 31 of the agenda – link shown at the bottom of this page – info is copied here:
Draft Wiltshire Housing Site Allocations Plan – Advance notice of
consultation Wiltshire Council’s Cabinet, on 20 June, approved the draft Wiltshire Housing Site Allocations Plan for consultation to commence in July.
The draft Wiltshire Housing Site Allocations Plan, a formal Development Plan
Document, has been prepared in accordance with the Wiltshire Core Strategy. It will allocate new sites for housing and amend, where necessary, settlement
boundaries at the Principal Settlements of Salisbury and Trowbridge, Market
Towns, Local Service Centres and Large Villages.
Although the consultation will not start until Friday 14 July 2017 (and continue for 10 weeks) the Council are seeking to raise awareness through the Area Board network of the consultation period and drop in events being held as part of the consultation.
The drop-in events will be open between 12 noon and 7pm as follows:
Neeld Community & Art Centre, High Street, Chippenham SN15 3ER -Monday 17 July 2017
Guildhall, Market Place, Salisbury SP1 1JH – Wednesday 19 July 2017
Town Hall, St Johns Street, Devizes SN10 1BN – Monday 24 July 2017
Atrium, County Hall, Trowbridge BA14 8JN – Wednesday 26 July 2017
Officers from the Council will be available during the day to answer questions
about the draft Plan and we would encourage people to attend to find out more about what the draft Plan proposes in their area.
From the start of consultation on Friday 14 July, the draft Plan and the supporting evidence will be available during normal opening hours at the Council’s main offices (Monkton Park, Chippenham; Bourne Hill, Salisbury; and County Hall, Trowbridge) and in all Wiltshire Council libraries. It will also be available on the Council’s web site via this link:
http://www.wiltshire.gov.uk/wiltshsgsiteallocationsplan
Information about how to comment on the draft Plan will be circulated via the area board networks closer to this time.
http://bit.ly/2vQtIfV
Link to Area Board papers
Ridgeway Farm Site – Update 14th June 2017
Under the terms of the Wiltshire Council Strategic Housing Land Allocation Policy, Wiltshire Council has indicated that The Ridgeway Farm Site area may be extended to include a development for a further 40 dwellings. There will be a consultation period to be announced in due course.
There are two ways you can access the report. *These are large documents and may take time to load*
2. Here is the report which we have downloaded to our website
If you are having problems with the 1. the link, please click on the Wiltshire Council report above.
Any information we receive concerning this neighbourhood planning issue, will be communicated through here, the parish council website and also through What’s On parish newsletter.