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Harborough District Neighbourhood Plan Status – 23 July 2021 Neighbourhood Plans ‘made’ Neighbourhood Plan Making area Neighbourhood Plan being No Neighbourhood Plan yet Designated and Plan in Preparation Considered but not yet Emerging started 1. Arnesby 28/1/2019 1. Bitteswell (Reg 14) East Norton ALLEXTON 2. Broughton Astley 20/1/2014 2. Dunton Bassett (Reg 14) Smeeton Westerby ASHBY PARVA (review ongoing) 3. Gilmorton (Examination) Ashby Magna BLASTON 3. Billesdon 9/10/2014 4. High Leicestershire (Tilton, Cold Willoughby Waterleys BRINGHURST, DRAYTON AND NEVIL 4. Burton Overy 15/1/2019 Newton and Lowesby, Marefield) HOLT 5. East Langton 26/6/2018 5. Leire (Examination) BRUNTINGTHORPE (review ongoing) 6. Lutterworth CARLTON CURLIEU 6. Fleckney (6th May 2021) 7. Thurnby and Bushby CATTHORPE 7. Foxton 27/1/2017 (Review Plan 8. Tugby and Keythorpe (Reg 14) CLAYBROOKE MAGNA submitted) 9. Ullesthorpe CLAYBROOKE PARVA 8. Great Bowden 4/10/20 COTESBACH (reviewed - minor) CRANOE 9. Great Easton 29/1/2018 EAST NORTON 10. Great Glen 05/02/2020 FRISBY (Reviewed) FROLESWORTH 11. Hallaton (3/6/2021) GAULBY 12. Houghton on the Hill 5/4/2018 GLOOSTON 13. Hungarton 31/7/2017 GOADBY (reviewed - minor) GUMLEY 14. Husbands Bosworth HORNINGHOLD (Referendum May 2021) ILLSTON ON THE HILL 15. Kibworths 29/1/2018 (review KEYHAM ongoing) KINGS NORTON 16. Lubenham 31/7/2017 (review KNAPTOFT ongoing) LAUGHTON 17. Medbourne 29/8/2018 LITTLE STRETTON 18. Misterton with Walcote LODDINGTON AND LAUNDE 3/6/2021 MOWSLEY 19. North Kilworth 31/7/2017 NOSELEY OWSTON AND NEWBOLD Harborough District Neighbourhood Plan Status – 23 July 2021 20. Saddington 15/1/2019 PEATLING MAGNA (reviewed - minor) PEATLING PARVA 21. Shearsby 15/1/2019 ROLLESTON 22. Scraptoft 24/2/2016 SHANGTON 23. South Kilworth 15/1/2019 SHAWELL 24. Swinford 10/10/2018 SKEFFINGTON 25.Tur Langton 2/7/2019 SLAWSTON STOCKERSTON STONTON WYVILLE STOUGHTON THEDDINGWORTH THORPE LANGTON WELHAM WEST LANGTON WESTRILL & STARMORE WISTOW & NEWTON HARCOURT WITHCOTE .

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