Strategic Housing Land Availability Assessment Draft Report, Suffolk Coastal District Council, May 2010
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Strategic Housing Land Availability Assessment Draft Report, Suffolk Coastal District Council, May 2010 We have this available in Word Format if required. See EADT article about Cllr. Sherrie Green “The regional spatial strategy has been overturned and in line with what we stated at the vote I think we need to be honest with local people and actually stop this LDF and go back to the drawing board. To not do this makes us appear disingenuous…this . . . → Read More: EADT 24th July – Councillor sacked for ‘being honest’ On Saturday 7th August at Martlesham Heath Pavilion This message is to all NANT supporters who have previously offered help or are willing to do so now (see details of the event at the bottom of this message) At our recent public meeting, a number of new people offered to join the NANT steering committee, which is now busy planning the campaign for the next stages. There are many tasks and activities to be undertaken, many of which require no particular skills (although we do need a few people with certain technical expertise). To help make the campaign as effective as possible, we are creating seven task groups or teams, each responsible for a particular type of activity. By sharing the work between a large number of people, we can share the load and mobilise more people when needed to make our voice heard by the decision makers. Continue reading This article quotes Guy McGregor talking about what the County Council wants to do in terms of housing planning in the light of the new government’s policies. Basically he says the targets should be determined bottom-up, not top down and that they need to get feedback “from those on the ground” . He does however says that he . . . → Read More: EADT article – Bottom Up targets not Top Down Many people will have received the Summer 2010 edition of the Council’s Newsletter (ironically the strapline on every page is “Where Quality of Life Counts” !). The article says that the Council has told planners and developers that the policies contained in the Core Strategy should now be used to assess most new planning applications. Councillor Smith is . . . → Read More: Coastline Magazine – New Planning Policies EADT coverage of coverage of NANT public meeting on 29 June No Adastral New Town (NANT) is urging council chiefs to scrap plans to develop land around BT’s research laboratories and examine again the housing needs for the district….Read More |
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