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Neighbourhood Plan update

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Nov 14, 2022
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Haversham-cum-Little Linford Parish Council has submitted its Neighbourhood Plan to Milton Keynes City Council, in accordance with Regulation 15 of the Neighbourhood Plans (General) Regulations 2012.


Milton Keynes City Council now must publish the neighbourhood plan for a period of consultation after which the Plan and any comments received will be considered by an independent planning examiner.


Milton Keynes Council advises that: -


"The Haversham-cum-Little Linford Neighbourhood Plan will therefore be available for comments for six weeks between Friday 18 November and Friday 13 January 2023.


The Neighbourhood Plan and accompanying documents are available to view on the Council’s Neighbourhood Planning webpage at Haversham-cum-Little Linford Neighbourhood Plan | Milton Keynes City Council (milton-keynes.gov.uk)


Please send your comments on the submitted Haversham-cum-Little Linford Neighbourhood Plan before 5pm on Friday 13 January 2023 by email to:

Planning and Placemaking, Milton Keynes City Council, Civic Offices, 1 Saxon Gate East, Central Milton Keynes MK9 3EJ.

Please be aware that all comments that we receive will be publicly available and may be included on our website." - (i.e., MKC website)

 
 
 

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9 Comments


william hall
2 days ago

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xdzhcs
5 days ago

It’s good to see the neighbourhood plan progressing through the formal stages—the six-week consultation window gives residents a fair chance to review and respond. Having clear, accessible documents is key to encouraging participation, especially when complex planning details need to be shared widely. For community notices or presentation materials, using something like a cool font generator can add a bit of visual interest to help key points stand out, though legibility always comes first. Thanks for keeping us updated on this important local process. If you’re looking to make your own notices more engaging, you might consider trying stylish fonts online.

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Muhammad Sami
Sep 22

It’s great to see a neighbourhood plan evolving around local priorities and community needs. Keeping residents informed, much like the Massar Service approach, can build trust and encourage stronger participation.

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Tim Southe
Sep 16

It’s great to see a neighbourhood plan being updated with a clear focus on local priorities and community needs. Keeping residents informed helps build trust and encourages greater participation. Even simple tools like a White screen can be useful when presenting planning ideas and information clearly to the community.

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jerry cook
Aug 25

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