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Weekly digest: Feb 01

Posted on 01/02/2020 by CTTC Forum

Hello After last week’s pretty lengthy report, I thought I’d make this edition shorter by providing an update on some statistics. It also gives me a chance to practise adding images to the digest! 1. People registered with the Forum … Continue reading →

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Weekly digest: Jan 25

Posted on 25/01/2020 by CTTC Forum

Hello again I’m starting this week’s update with another ‘WOW!’ moment. Longstanding readers know I (very) occasionally let rip with a ‘wow’ at times of high drama and this is no exception. Robert Jenrick, Secretary of State (SoS) for Housing, … Continue reading →

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The (not quite) Weekly digest: Jan 11

Posted on 11/01/2020 by CTTC Forum

Hello everyone Let me start by wishing you all a Happy New Year!  I think I can still get away with it as it’s not yet halfway through the month. A short’ish update this week to ease us back into … Continue reading →

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The (almost) Weekly digest: Dec 21

Posted on 21/12/2019 by CTTC Forum

Hello again, “So this is ChristmasAnd what have you done?Another year overAnd……”… and it’s good to be back compiling these weekly updates for you. It’s been a while since the last digest was sent out and that’s down to me … Continue reading →

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Weekly digest: Oct 26

Posted on 26/10/2019 by CTTC Forum

Hello again, In the last couple of editions, I’ve talked about a number of meetings we’ve attended over the last couple of months.  So, this week’s update will focus on these meetings: past, present and phuture. 1. Meetings past I: … Continue reading →

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Weekly digest: Oct 19

Posted on 19/10/2019 by CTTC Forum

Hello….and welcome back! The 4 weeks since you last heard from us has flown by. As I said then, we all needed a short breather from the pretty intense period of firstly drafting and publishing the Plan itself and then … Continue reading →

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Weekly digest: Sep 21

Posted on 21/09/2019 by CTTC Forum

Hello again, That’s it!  No more. The end. Finito. Our consultation on the Neighbourhood Plan has finally finished and finished on a terrific high! Thank you for being patient over these last 8 or so weeks whilst we have focussed … Continue reading →

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Weekly digest: Sep 14

Posted on 14/09/2019 by CTTC Forum

Hello everyone, You’ll be no doubt pleased to hear: the end is nigh! We are now in the last week of consulting you about the Plan. These updates have been relentless over the last few weeks with the sole focus … Continue reading →

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Weekly digest: Sep 7

Posted on 07/09/2019 by CTTC Forum

Hello again, We’re now into last two weeks of the biggest and most important consultation we’ve undertaken.  Responses are being received; we now have over 25 logged. However, we are hoping for a lot more. These weekly updates are sent … Continue reading →

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Weekly digest: Aug 31

Posted on 31/08/2019 by CTTC Forum

Hello, We are now into the home straight of Neighbourhood Plan consultation period. Three more weeks for residents and friends to have a say. Don’t be surprised if I focus on this topic for the next couple of weeks.  As … Continue reading →

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