Pennington Lane Inquiry
A planning inquiry into Bloor Homes’ plan to build on land close to Stansted concluded this week. What follows is some background to the appeal and an outline of the key arguments raised by opposing sides.
A planning inquiry into Bloor Homes’ plan to build on land close to Stansted concluded this week. What follows is some background to the appeal and an outline of the key arguments raised by opposing sides.
You can show your opposition to the housing development at Pennington Lane by downloading and displaying a Save Stansted Village campaign poster.
Details are provided in this post on how to observe or take part in the Planning Inquiry dealing with Bloor Homes plans to build 168 near Pennington Lane. The inquiry starts on July 13 at 10am. Those wishing to observe or participate must contact the planning inspectorate case officer AS SOON AS POSSIBLE.
After an incident at the play area in Mountfitchet Green last night, a piece of equipment is being removed for public safety and assessment. Please avoid using this playground while the work is being completed this morning.
This affects Footpath 44 and Bridleway 25 in the District of Uttlesford, and the closure will be all day for 21 days from June 9.
Watch out for a planned 5-day road closure on Belmer Road from June 7 while work to install electricity cables in the area is carried out.
Play equipment is to be installed in the play areas on the Mountfitchet Estate. The public are invited to help decide on their preferred type of equipment.
Let’s Talk Stansted’s ‘Race to Rungis’ challenge is at the halfway stage and they have reached our twin town of Rungis, just outside Paris. To celebrate their amazing effort, here’s the welcome video from representatives of Rungis Regional Council.
To mark Mental Health Awareness week, Let’s Talk Stansted has been busy running a Race to Rungis.
Essex homeowners offered £10,000 to go green and save on bills.