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Biodiversity Gain Presentation

Posted on 06/03/2021 by Mark T

The UK Government has announced new English developments will be required to demonstrate a 10% increase in biodiversity on or near development sites. In other words, developers must improve wildlife habitats. What does this mean for the developments taking place … Continue reading →

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Government Green Initiatives (Renewable Heat Incentive)

Posted on 27/02/2021 by Steve B

As part of our Community Development Focus Group, “green initiatives” are one of the many areas the group is working on. We are aware that the Government is currently running two initiatives and one is receiving bad press whilst the … Continue reading →

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Chetwynd: Neighbourhood Forum Focus Groups

Posted on 27/02/2021 by CTTC Forum

Introducing the Chetwynd Neighbourhood Forum Focus Groups Continue reading →

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Forum Digest: 27th February 2021

Posted on 27/02/2021 by Mark T

Neighbourhood Plan Progress Update  In the last Digest a couple of weeks ago I provided a summary of where we were with the Neighbourhood Plan, so I thought it would be useful to bring everyone up to date with where … Continue reading →

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Chairmans Notes: February 13th 2021

Posted on 13/02/2021 by Mark T

Hi everyone, I do hope this message finds you all safe and well in these continuing different times.As far as the forum is concerned we have been very busy establishing the focus groups and holding various internal and stakeholder meetings. … Continue reading →

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Forum Digest: 13th February 2021

Posted on 13/02/2021 by Mark T

From David, SG Vice Chair:-Neighbourhood Plan Progress UpdateYou will remember that the Neighbourhood Plan was submitted to Broxtowe in mid-June 2020 and that we were waiting for a response from them as to when it would move to the next … Continue reading →

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The Forum Digest: 16th January 2021

Posted on 16/01/2021 by Richard H

A note from Richard (Chairman – Neighbourhood Forum) I would like to extend the Steering Group’s best wishes to you all and hope you had a Safe Christmas and a Happy New Year. These are very strange times and while … Continue reading →

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The Forum Digest: Dec 19

Posted on 19/12/2020 by CTTC Forum

Hello again, Another year has flashed by and it’s Christmas again. So let’s spend a little time to glance over the shoulder and see what we did over the last 12 months. 1. What did we achieve last year? Got … Continue reading →

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The Forum Digest: Nov 21

Posted on 21/11/2020 by CTTC Forum

Hello again… … and you’re probably getting a little tired of hearing from me at the moment – twice in a matter of days. However, you’ll be glad to know this edition is a consultation free (almost!) update and will … Continue reading →

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The Forum Digest: Nov 07

Posted on 07/11/2020 by CTTC Forum

Hello again, We are approaching the end of Broxtowe Borough Council’s Strategic Masterplan consultation – it finishes on November 22nd. As you know, the Masterplan will have a major impact upon the future of the Toton, Chilwell West, as well … Continue reading →

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