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Bentworth Needs You... Again! Help save ‘The Star’ of our village life Dear Resident(s), Objections must be filed BEFORE 19th May so please act quickly. ✂ Please cut along the dotted line and send your objections to EHDC. It is important that you phrase the objection in your own words because EHDC will discount multiple comments with identical wording. Only relevant objections on planning grounds will be counted. Just saying “it should stay as a pub” is not enough of a reason and so, to help you, the following points (in your own words) will help: 1. The pub has not been marketed at an accurate price as per the previous Planning Refusal Ref 57945 2. A recent offer was accepted by buyers willing to run it as a pub 3. No attempt has been made to open it as a pub 4. The loss of community, social and economic well-being and quality of life is contrary to Policies CP1 and CP16 of EHDC’s Local Plan Joint Core Strategy and the advice in the NPPF 5. The proposed high density conversion is not in keeping with the Bentworth Conservation Area or the street scene. It fails to protect or enhance the character or appearance of the Bentworth Conservation Area contravening policies CP1, CP29 and CP31 of the Hampshire Alternativley your objections can be placed online: www.planningpublicaccess.easthants.gov District Joint Core Strategy policies HE4, HE5, HE7 and HE8 Or www.planningpublicaccess.easthants.gov.uk Ref: 57945/002 Thank you again for your support, we only have until Wednesday 19th May to make our united voices heard! Design donated by Crimson Graphics www.crimsongraphics.co.uk To the Planning Department, East Hampshire District Council. ✂ Your Name: Your Address: I wish to object to the Planning Application 57945/002 for The Star Inn in Bentworth for the following reasons. Please affix a 1st class stamp ATT: Planning Department EHDC Penns Place Petersfield Hampshire GU31 4EX.

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