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Neighbourhood Forum Future Strategy

An important long read this week! Following the adoption of the Neighbourhood Plan in May, the Steering Group have taken the opportunity by and large for some time away from Forum matters to recharge their batteries. As you will have … Continue reading →

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Chetwynd Barracks – Is Development Going Ahead?

Some of our members have contacted us about this BBC News Article https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cp352n8q743o, which we also saw for the first time on Friday morning. What does this mean for Chetwynd Barracks? The article reads as though the scheme to build … Continue reading →

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Toton Link Road – Ongoing

You may not have seen this article in the Nottingham Post: https://www.nottinghampost.com/news/local-news/chetwynd-barracks-transformation-plan-needs-9484620 but Broxtowe Borough Council are obviously trying to find a solution which will enable the Link Road to be built before any permission is granted for housing in … Continue reading →

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The New Government’s Proposed Changes to Planning – What MIGHT it mean for the Neighbourhood Area?

Much has been said in the press recently about the new Government’s proposed changes to the Planning System and their objective to deliver three million or more homes in the lifetime of this Parliament. We have looked at the draft … Continue reading →

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Neighbourhood Plan Referendum – More Info

Here is a further update following our Newsflash on Friday announcing the result of the Neighbourhood Plan referendum. The full result is available on Broxtowe’s website here. Further good news – following the count, Broxtowe Borough Council’s Chief Executive (Ruth … Continue reading →

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Neighbourhood Plan Referendum Result

The result is in, and we are extremely pleased that the Neighbourhood Plan has passed the referendum with 3,606 votes in favour, and with a very significant 86.7% majority of the votes cast. The turnout was also pretty impressive too for … Continue reading →

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Neighbourhood Plan Referendum Final Reminder

This is a final reminder to cast your vote in the Neighbourhood Plan Referendum on Thursday 2nd May.See last weekend’s post for further details and Click on the image below to view the Referendum Leaflet: If you are unsure where … Continue reading →

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Neighbourhood Plan Referendum Reminder

You won’t be surprised that this weekend’s latest news post is all about the Referendum, as it will be the last one before the big day! Polling Day (2nd May) is fast approaching so please make your vote count in … Continue reading →

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Forum Digest – 19th April 2024

Just two things this week. Neighbourhood Plan Referendum (2nd May 2024) Postal voting forms and our Referendum Leaflet are beginning to pop through doors. Remember, the question that’s important to us is: “Do you want Broxtowe Borough Council to use … Continue reading →

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Call to Action!

As mentioned last week you should now have received your polling cards for the Neighbourhood Plan Referendum. We are planning to deliver a Forum leaflet with some additional information to the 6,500 homes within the Forum Area, and we need … Continue reading →

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