The St Erth Neighbourhood Plan received a resounding YES vote in yesterday's Referendum. 373 parishioners turned out on Thursday to answer the question: “Do you want Cornwall Council to use the neighbourhood plan for St Erth to help it decide planning applications in...
St Erth Neighbourhood Plan referendum - why vote YES? The main purpose of the Neighbourhood Plan is to ensure that future development will only be allowed on the sites, that you have said, will have the least impact on the community and will stop the village from...
Some residents will have received two flyers, one advertising a viewing day for the housing development in Chenhalls Road and the other suggesting that residents might like to vote against the Neighbourhood Plan in the Referendum on Thursday. Both flyers contain...
After many months of consultation, evidence gathering, policy writing, more consultation and independent examination, the St Erth Neighbourhood Plan is now ready to be put to its final test – a public referendum. The Neighbourhood Plan defines the community’s wishes...
The St Erth Neighbourhood Plan has been submitted for examination and the independent examiner is Mr. John Slater. The independent examiner sent through some initial comments on 19 December 2017 and invited us, the Qualifying Body (St Erth Parish Council) to submit...