Introducing the NPN
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The Neighbourhood Planning Network (NPN)
is a network of voluntary groups within the Bristol area,
working together to help themselves and each other get better involvement
in how their neighbourhoods are developed, through the planning system
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The website has information to help with getting involved in the planning processes from the beginning, where the strategic policies for managing development in Bristol are agreed, through early involvement in proposed developments.
This covers developments of all sizes from large, such as masterplans covering a large area of a neighbourhood, to small, such as a single house.
There is advice on how to ensure that your involvement is effective.
There is also information on how to respond to planning applications and links to other areas of information which you may find useful.
For Further Information about the NPN
News
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Joint Local Transport Plan
The Engagement Draft (3) of a new Joint Local Transport Plan
2011 to 2026 for the West of England Councils (Bristol City, S Gloucestershire,
N Somerset and Bath and NE ...
Posted 3 Aug 2010 09:48 by juliet johns
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Revocation of Regional Strategies
On 6th July the Secretary of State announced the revocation of Regional
Strategies with immediate effect. The attached letter (see below) was sent to the chief Planning Officers of all ...
Posted 2 Aug 2010 02:23 by juliet johns
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Draft Structural Reform Plan
Department for Communities and Local Government Draft Structural Reform PlanThe ambition is localism. Real change driven by local people working together in their communities.To find out more click ...
Posted 20 Jul 2010 04:54 by juliet johns
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Street Pride
Street Pride is Civic Voice's national campaign supporting local action to help rid our streets of unnecessary clutter. A campaign toolkit with information on how to carry out a ...
Posted 29 Jun 2010 10:04 by juliet johns
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Line 2 Rapid Transit Route
The bid for the Line 2 Rapid Transit route, Ashton Vale to Temple Meads and Bristol City Centre is on the Travel + website. Click on the Transport and Works Act ...
Posted 1 Aug 2010 08:58 by juliet johns
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