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Land Adjacent 40 Whartons Lane, Ashurst.
NFNPA Planning Reference 21/00472
62no. dwellings; access; associated parking; public open space; landscaping; associated works
The Land at Whartons Lane has already been allocated and approved for development at Government level and is designated for development in the NFNPA Current Local Plan, which was itself the subject of 4 or more years consultation, during which time the Parish Council opposed development on this site.
Any representation the Parish Council can now make on this application in relation to their approval or refusal of the detail of the application, will be based on planning policy and procedure alone.
Due to current Covid 19 Government restrictions, it is not known whether the Parish Council can safely facilitate a public meeting.
Residents are reminded that the Parish Council are not the decision making authority, merely a consultee in the process, the decision will be made by the NFNPA who will facilitate a public Planning Committee meeting (in some form, as numbers may well still be restricted depending on the Government’s announcement in relation to 21st June lifting of restrictions).
In the meantime, the Parish Council Planning & Development Committee asks residents to comment on the application via the NFNPA website link;
whereby the Parish Planning & Development Committee Members are able to view resident’s comments and take these into consideration in their consultation response.
Residents are politely requested not to contact the Parish Council directly in relation to this application, as with no permanent Clerk in place, we are not able to respond to a multitude of enquiries.
Thank you for your consideration.
Ashurst and Colbury Parish Council
Now that we’re back in lockdown, and to avoid risk to our deliverers, the Parish Council have decided to only produce an online magazine for February, March and April, look out for it here on the website and on our Facebook page.
Covid 19 Information
View the Roadmap to Recovery here
Accounts for the Year Ended 31 March 2020
Notice of Public Rights And Publication Of Unaudited Annual Governance & Accountability Return
Conclusion of Audit Notice for the Year 2019-20 can be found here.
Police Beat Report
Coronavirus: Support
Covid-19 Response
Ashurst and Colbury Parish Councillors and Clerk hope that everyone is safe and well.
- If you go out, stay 2 metres (6ft) away from other people at all times
- Wash your hands as soon as you get home
Help and assistance is available through the Covid -19 Response Team (facebook; https://www.facebook.com/groups/899115030502675) or by ringing one of the team. Postcards have been delivered to every house in the village to offer help and assistance;
Further information and advice can be found on the NHS Website
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Hampshire County Council
Keep Hampshire Safe
Hampshire County Council continues to work closely with partners in Public Health England, local government, the NHS and others to ensure we are well prepared to respond to further outbreaks of coronavirus to protect the public’s health
New Forest District Council
Information about how our services are being affected by the COVID-19 pandemic and what support we can offer.
Coronavirus Resource Page
We have put together some useful links and information to assist older and vulnerable Hampshire residents during the current pandemic. This page is being updated regularly.
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Scam about Coronavirus
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