Say no to Hammonds Farm

Local Plan Consultation Closes in:

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The consultation is closed

The final stage of the Local Plan started on 4th Feb – Regulation 19.
432 objections of our target of 5,000

Category: Consultation

Public Meetings announced

Posted on May 16, 2024May 16, 2024 By admin

We have just announced a series of meetings across the parishes. see below

Preferred Options Local Plan Tracked Changes May 2024

Posted on May 8, 2024May 8, 2024 By admin

Preferred Options Tracked Download PDF

Preferred options consultation

Preferred Options Local Plan Consultation Document

Posted on May 8, 2024May 8, 2024 By admin

Preferred Options Consultation Download PDF

Preferred Options Integrated Impact Assessment

Posted on May 8, 2024May 8, 2024 By admin

Preferred Options Integrated Impact Assessment Download PDF

Preferred Options Exhibition Panels 2024

Posted on May 8, 2024May 8, 2024 By admin

Preferred Options Exhibition Panels 2024 Download PDF

Local Plan Newsletter

Posted on May 8, 2024May 8, 2024 By admin

Local Plan Newsletter Download PDF

Integrated Impact Assessment Newsletter

Posted on May 8, 2024May 8, 2024 By admin

Integrated Impact Assessment Newsletter May 2024 Download PDF

Consultation statement

Posted on May 8, 2024May 8, 2024 By admin

Consultation Statement Download PDF

Hammonds Farm Briefing

Posted on March 29, 2024May 5, 2024 By admin

Thank you to everyone who attended the community briefing event on November 10th at the Memorial Hall concerning the possibility that a development of 4,000 houses at Hammonds Farm is approved for inclusion in Chelmsford City Council’s revised plan. Keith Ferguson gave a presentation outlining the current situation, the many…

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Save Hammonds Farm

1 week ago

Today at the Essex County Council's 'Full Council' meeting, Chair of the No To Hammonds Farm working group Peter Irvine (also Chair of Little Baddow Parish Council) raised a formal question during the public questions part of the meeting. The question raised concerns about Chelmsford City Council's pre-submission Local Plan for 16a Hammonds Farm and 16b Pigeon Columba Park. His question is at 17:55 minutes and the formal reply from Cllr Scott is at 21:15 minutes. The link to watch this is below.
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Save Hammonds Farm

2 weeks ago

Regulation19 Submission Form – Say no to Hammonds Farm

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The Local Plan has reached its final review stage (Regulation 19), and this is your last chance to make your voice heard. Don’t let this opportunity slip by—make sure you log your objections to th...

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2 weeks ago

More than 100,000 homes in England could be built in highest-risk flood zones

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Exclusive: Analysis suggests development in flood regions result of Labour push for 1.5m new homes in five years

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Save Hammonds Farm

4 weeks ago

‼️ Link for objections: www.notohammondsfarm.co.uk/pigeonopp

🚨Don't delay, submit your objection today! The quick and easy to use objection form allows you to submit your objection to this gigantic industrial site within minutes. The public meeting is for people to find out more about the plans and how to oppose them. The planning reference number is 24/01768/OUT ... See MoreSee Less

PigeonOPP – Say no to Hammonds Farm

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Pigeon Investment Management has applied for Outline Planning Permission (OPP) to build a Colossal Industrial Complex at the junction of the A12/A414 Junction 18. This development is included in the L...

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Save Hammonds Farm

4 weeks ago

Latest information released today on the Government's plans - we will continue our fight in opposing the plans for the 3,000 upwards houses at Hammonds Farm:

"Ahead of the Chancellor’s speech next week on economic growth, the government has today announced how it will go further and faster to deliver our Plan for Change milestones of 1.5 million new homes over five years and 150 decisions on major infrastructure projects by the end of the Parliament. It follows the ambitious reforms unveiled by the Chancellor in July and delivered by the Deputy Prime Minister at the end of last year through publication of the overhauled National Planning Policy Framework.

The government’s next steps on planning reform include streamlining a set of national policies for decision making to guide planning decisions taken by local authorities and promote housebuilding in key areas." ... See MoreSee Less

Government goes further and faster on planning reform in bid for growth

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Chancellor continues bold reform of the planning system to deliver on the Plan for Change for working people.

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