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Objectives
- Continue to develop proposals to re-route the main road to the Hub Station alongside the A52;
- Work with local and national agencies to develop a LCWIP (Local Cycling and Walking Infrastructure Plan) for the Area that addresses expected needs for the next 20 years;
- Develop outline proposals for the road network through the Barracks as well as the access to Toton Lane / Stapleford Lane.
Outputs
The following are documents from the Infrastructure Focus Group. If you have questions, please use our Contact Us page
- Chetwynd and Toton Area Development – Sustainable and Active Travel
- Making Cycling a viable option for Accessing the Toton Development from within a Five Mile Radius
- East Midland Hub Growth Zone – Infrastructure for Cycling and Walking
- An Unofficial supplementary LCWIP for the area within 5 miles of the Stanton Developments
Minutes
Minutes of Meeting 8th November 2021
Minutes of Meeting 22nd March 2021
Minutes of Meeting 18th January 2021
Bulletins
- Integrated Rail Plan and Broxtowe Masterplan - The Government has (at last) published their Integrated Rail Plan which decides the future of the Toton HS2 Hub. We will be formulating our views over the next few days and weeks but, within all the noise created by the … Continue reading
- Infrastructure Focus Group – Sustainable & Active Travel - Following on from Ian’s Infrastructure Focus Group introduction on 3rd July, here is a link to one of the papers mentioned that was in the final stages of completion at the time Chetwynd and Toton Area Development – Sustainable and Active Travel and now … Continue reading
- Forum Digest 3rd July 2021 - An introduction to the Infrastructure Focus Group The Forum Steering Group decided to set up focus groups to support their work and develop some specific areas of insight and expertise to help further the aims of the Forum in delivering … Continue reading
- Achieving Community Power Revolution Webinar - One of the Aspirations included in our Neighbourhood Plan is to be “Energy Positive”. By including green power generation, storage and distribution as part of the design of the neighbourhood and building energy efficient homes, our aspiration is that the … Continue reading
- Chetwynd: Neighbourhood Forum Focus Groups - Introducing the Chetwynd Neighbourhood Forum Focus Groups Continue reading
- The Forum Digest: Sept 05 - Hello everyone, A slightly delayed edition this week due to some website production glitches. (Okay I ran an update of the software and didn’t reset the mail shot triggers correctly – sorry about that). So just imagine that you are … Continue reading