Chapman Lily Planning are delighted to continue sponsorship of Swanage and Wareham Rugby Club and are looking forward to welcoming friends and family to the club. Last week saw a great match with Swanage and Wareham traveling to Melksham resulting in a final score of MELKSHAM 20pts SWANAGE & WAREHAM 34pts Fantastic result, well done […]
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Dorset Council provides further clarity on nitrate mitigation
Dorset Council provides clarity on nitrate mitigation for RM applications, Discharge of pre-commencement applications and S73 applications, relating to planning permissions granted prior to 1st July. After seeking clarification on behalf of their clients, Chapman Lily Planning has obtained advice direct from Mike Garity (Dorset Council Head of Planning Economic Growth and Infrastructure) who yesterday […]
Wool Neighbourhood Plan consultation
Wool Parish Council has prepared a neighbourhood plan for its parish. The Plan aims to guide development from when adopted to the year 2038. It has sent the draft plan to Dorset Council who has now arranged for its examination. Dorset Council has opened consultation on the neighbourhood plan for 6 weeks until 18th October 2024. […]
Burton & Winkton Parish Neighbourhood Plan Consultation
The Burton & Winkton Neighbourhood Plan is now out for consultation with comments invited until 18th October. When finalised, it will have the official status of being part of the “development plan” for the area, to be used by BCP (Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole Council) to determine planning applications. In terms of the geographical extent […]
Draft NPPF results in Winchester City Council bringing forward the date of its proposed local plan consultation.
Whist we are all familiar with delays in publishing local plan progress, Winchester City Council has actually brought forward the council meeting from 30th September to 28th August. That meeting will decide whether it consults on its latest version of its Local plan. The plan is designed to guide development in Winchester District through to […]
Proposed NPPF changes causing further Local Plan delays
Elmbridge Borough Council has chosen to cease progressing its local plan, partly in order to consider the impacts of the proposed amendments to the National Planning Policy Framework (NPPF). It has found that if using the new standard method for calculating housing need, their local plan will need to cater for not 653 homes but […]