The Hunsdon, Eastwick and Gilston Neighbourhood Plan Group (NPG) has issued its response to the revised planning application for Village 7 (3/19/2124/OUT) submitted by City & Provincial Properties (as Briggens Estate 1) The NPG has objected to the revised application, stating: The revised planning application for Village 7 in the Gilston Area continues to giveContinue reading “NPG submits response to revised Village 7 application”
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Village 7 revised planning application – we need YOUR response
Hot on the heels of Places for People’s revised applications is the updated Outline Planning Application from Briggens Estate 1 for 1,500 new homes (aka “Village 7”) in Hunsdon. The final deadline for you to respond to the revised planning application is just days away on Thursday, March 18th 2021. Your Neighbourhood Plan Group expressedContinue reading “Village 7 revised planning application – we need YOUR response”
Independent Examiner publishes final Neighbourhood Plan report
The Giston Area Neighbourhood Plan underwent independent examination by Christopher Lockhart-Mummery QC between October 2020 and February 2021. You can now download and read the full Examiner’s Report. The QC’s one page summary is reproduced below. I was appointed by East Herts District Council (the Council) to carry out the independent examination of the GilstonContinue reading “Independent Examiner publishes final Neighbourhood Plan report”
Briggens Estate submits revised planning application for Village 7
Briggens Estate has submitted its revised planning application for Village 7.
NPG responds to the Places for People revised planning applications
Hunsdon Eastwick and Gilston Neighbourhood Plan Group has responded to the revised planning applications from Places for People. The response was to the four applications below, including an outline planning application for 8,500 residential homes and facilities (Villages 1-6) and full planning applications for major road changes covering a Central Stort Crossing and Eastern StortContinue reading “NPG responds to the Places for People revised planning applications”