A Neighbourhood Plan is a document that sets out planning policies for a local community area.

Its written by local people, who know best the priorities for development in the area (what and where)

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The plan is informed by consultation in the community, and provided it follows certain rules consistent with national and local authority plans, is approved by the council and in a referendum - it becomes part of the official planning policies for the area.

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Where a Neighbourhood Plan is in place the Parish receives 25% of a Community Infrastructure Levy, which is a charge applied to developers when planning permission is granted to support investment in new infrastructure (without it a maximum of 15% goes to the Parish, and it could be less if capped)

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The plan covers a period of about 15 years, ideally aligned with the timescale of the local authority plan.

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The results of the survey (2022) and the consultation event (2023) can be found from the 'Additional Information' link below

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Click for Additional Information

Documents folder: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1qa3ytELvvSNHvcDMCNHXjWF6rjuss-jI