Alert - Neighbourhood Plan meeting Tue 27 Jan at The Villagers

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The next meeting for the Chiddingfold Neighbourhood Plan is Next Tuesday 27 January at 8pm in The Villagers.

Over a glass of wine...

Tim Forrest will be taking us though the Housing options that will shape our village in the next decade and a half.

Louise Cartledge will be presenting the findings on Infrastructure - and how we can improve aspects for Chiddingfold. Many people have been sending in their Broadband speeds, and there is news on traffic and roads through the village.

Please click on the green button to let us know if you are coming - numbers would be nice, and forward this to anyone you think might like to be involved. Or Click the blue button if you wan t to send a comment

Yes! I'd like to come

Sorry I can't make it, but I have a comment

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What to Expect

We have listened to your feedback - and will focus on just two areas. The topics will follow one after the other, and there will be plenty of opportunity for everyone to contribute. Some questions to think about on Housing:

- what kind of development do we need and what should we resist?

- why and for whom?

- what should we consider in assessing potential sites?

- How important is style and environmental efficiency?

The Villagers will be open from just before 8pm, and we promise to complete the structured discussion by 930pm. The conversation can continue after that until 10.30pm.

Previously...
All the material previously presented is available on our web pages Chidd.org, and there is useful background and jargon-busters on the Parish website. But <<First Name>>, don't worry if you have questions or comments - the whole idea is to gather your views to help shape the village in the future.

See you soon,

Best wishes,

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Jane Devlin

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The Chiddingfold Neighbourhood Planning Steering Group (in no particular order, Kay Richardson, Tim Forrest, Richard Hogsflesh, & Louise Cartledge)

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