Witney News - Exhibitions held as part of Local Plan consultation
Advertisements
Popular Pages
Pages Updated
Exhibitions held as part of Local Plan consultation
The District Council is reminding people about exhibitions being held as part of consultation on proposals for future development in West Oxfordshire.
The Council is holding the events as part of a six-week consultation on the latest draft Local Plan, which sets out a proposed housing target for the District over the next 15 years, and strategy for meeting this.
The exhibitions will take place on:
Monday 1 September: 2-7pm at Lower Hall, Chipping Norton Town Hall, Market Place
Thursday 4 September: 2-7pm at Carterton Town Hall, Alvescot Road
Friday 5 September: 2-7pm at Wesley Room, Methodist Church, High Street, Witney
Residents do not need to attend an exhibition to have a say – further details about the proposals are available on the Council’s website www.westoxon.gov.uk/draftlocalplan and feedback can be submitted online.
Hard copies of the Plan are also available at District Council offices in Witney and Guildhall, Chipping Norton, and at Carterton Town Hall as well as local libraries.
Consultation runs until 19 September and all comments will be taken into consideration before a final version of the Plan is published and submitted to an independent inspector for public examination in spring 2015.
Further information is available by calling 01993 861420.
Posted : 26/08/2014 10:05:01
Other recent Witney news items posted on the Witney website
Ultrafast broadband delivered to more than 10,000 properties in the District
More than 10,000 rural homes and businesses in West Oxfordshire now have access to ultrafast full-fibre internet, providing them with some of the fastest broadband speeds in the world. This milesto...
Residents and businesses urged to be patient as Covid-19 test centre is built in Witney
An NHS Covid-19 testing centre is to be built in Witney to improve support for residents. The building will be situated in the Woodford Way car park and is expected to remain for at least three mon...
Oxfordshire close to 'high' COVID-19 alert level
Residents are being advised to be extra vigilant, particularly over half-term, as cases of coronavirus continue to spread across the county. Evidence shows that, in the past two weeks, the virus ha...
West Oxfordshire Gym Data Reveals the Numbers of Locals that Returned to the Gym after lockdown
Better, the largest operator of municipal leisure facilities in the UK releases gym usage data since reopening: West Oxfordshire has seen a total of 20537 visits to their local gyms 26-34-year old...