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North Devon and Torridge Local Plan: Participation Journal 2 k North Devon and Torridge Local Plan 2011 – 2031 Participation Journal May 2016 1 If you have any queries or questions relating to this document please get in touch using the details shown below: Torridge District Council North Devon Council Riverbank House Lynton House Bideford Barnstaple EX39 2QG EX31 1DG [email protected] [email protected] 01237 428748 01271 388392 Contents North Devon and Torridge Local Plan: Participation Journal 2 1 Press and Publicity 3 2 Public Exhibitions 13 3 Public / Parish Engagement / Meetings 19 4 Joint Liaison Meetings with Devon County Council (DCC) & Core Stakeholders 28 5 Engagement of Infrastructure Providers 32 6 Meetings with Local Groups / Interests [not Public Meetings] 36 7 LDF Elected Member Group Meetings 41 8 Other Elected Member Meetings / Events 46 9 Duty to Cooperate Meetings 52 Additional Notes 54 North Devon and Torridge Local Plan: Participation Journal North Devon and Torridge Local Plan: Participation Journal North Devon and Torridge Local Plan: Participation Journal This Participation Journal provides a diary of events undertaken in preparing the North Devon and Torridge Local Plan. It provides dates and details of the range and extent of our community and stakeholder engagement, including work undertaken in delivering the Councils' Duty to Cooperate with adjoining authorities and other prescribed bodies. In most cases separate meeting notes are available and may be provided on request. The Journal is set out in sections to list the community and stakeholder meetings, events and notices in relevant groups. 2 North Devon and Torridge Local Plan: Participation Journal Press and Publicity 1 1 Press and Publicity 1 November 2007 Full-page article in North Devon Journal November 2007 Article in Gazette free Newspaper 5 November 2007 Interview on Westcountry Local News November 2007 Front page spread in TDC Residents’ Newsletter Winter 2007 ‘Planning for the future of Northern Devon’ article in North Devon Direct 2 January 2008 Joint Press Release – Additional Public Consultation Summer 2008 ‘Planning northern Devon’s future’ article in North Devon Direct August 2008 ‘Will government strategy mean a new town outside Barnstaple?’ article in North Devon Journal Autumn 2008 ‘Update on the Local Development Framework’ article in North Devon Direct 9 December 2008 Gypsy and Travellers Pitch Provision – Seminar at Holsworthy Memorial Hall (6.30 – 8.30 pm) – North Devon Journal invited 12 March 2009 ‘1500 homes in new growth plan for town’ article in North Devon Journal (Ilfracombe edition) 2 December 2009 Councils work on Core Strategies’ article in North Devon Gazette North Devon and Torridge Local Plan: Participation Journal 3 1 Press and Publicity 3 December 2009 ‘Core Strategy for the future’ article in The Journal Winter 2009 ‘Shaping the future of North Devon’ in North Devon Direct 17 December 2009 Press Conference on pre-publication Core Strategy 17 December 2009 Leaders’ radio interview 4 August 2011 'Back on the agenda: thousands of homes' article in North Devon Journal 5 August 2011 SHLAA press launch, Taw Room, Civic Centre (11 am) 11 August 2011 'Revealed: the possible sites for new estates' article in North Devon Journal 23 May 2012 'Help us shape Larksbear' article in North Devon Gazette 31 May 2012 'Strong feeling against expansion' article in The Journal re Larkbear 14 January 2013 Joint Press Release – 'Have your say and help shape the future of Northern Devon' 16 January 2013 ‘Planning for life in 2031’ article in North Devon Gazette 17 January 2013 ‘An ambitious or disastrous future: You decide’ a two page article in The Journal 4 North Devon and Torridge Local Plan: Participation Journal Press and Publicity 1 17 January 2013 'Have a say on local plan' 'Comment' article in The Journal 24 January 2013 Joint Press Release – 'Help shape the future of Northern Devon' 30 January 2013 Legal and Public Notice ‘North Devon and Torridge Draft Local Plan ‘invitation to make representations’ in the North Devon Gazette 31 January 2013 Legal and Public Notice ‘North Devon and Torridge Draft Local Plan ‘invitation to make representations’ in The Journal 31 January 2013 ‘Vision of the Future for N Devon and Torridge’ a six page article in The Journal 14 February 2014 Joint Press Release – Pupils help to shape the future of Northern Devon' 28 February 2013 'Open day subjects: air quality and local plan' article in The Journal 28 February 2013 Joint Press Release – 'Time is running out to help shape the future of Northern Devon' 7 March 2013 ‘South Molton people raise local plan fears’ article in The Journal 14 March 2013 ‘Local Plan sparks anger amongst residents’ article in The Journal re Westacott 20 March 2013 ‘Residents protest over local plan’ article in the North Devon Gazette 21 March 2013 ‘Response to plans for 16,000 new homes in 20 years’ article in The Journal North Devon and Torridge Local Plan: Participation Journal 5 1 Press and Publicity 21 March 2013 ‘Protests against moves for possible new road’ article in The Journal 13 June 2013 ‘People power forces a change in policy’ article in the Journal re Bishops Tawton 11 July 2013 ‘Blueprint for town’s harbour’ article in The Journal 8 August 2013 ‘Action group restates its opposition to plans’ article in The Journal 22 August 2013 ‘Convoy and demo tell council enough is enough’ and ‘Yelland opposes resubmitted plan for 53 new homes’ articles in The Journal 26 September 2013 ‘Councillor calls plan’s consultation a farce’ article in The Journal 3 October 2013 ‘Campaign over development goes to council’ article in The Journal 10 October 2013 ‘Traffic Event does little to put villagers at ease’ and ’Disputed homes plan challenged’ articles in The Journal 21 November 2013 ‘Government would well to trust councils' 'Opinion’ articles in The Journal 28 November 2013 'Site described as 'one of the worst' for development' article in The Journal re Yelland 4 December 2013 ‘Consultation on Winsford Park homes’ article in North Devon Gazette 5 December 2013 ‘Those who voted for homes are named by campaigners’ article in The Journal 6 North Devon and Torridge Local Plan: Participation Journal Press and Publicity 1 12 December 2013 ‘North Devon might be in need of a new town’ article in The Journal 14 December 2013 ‘Don’t let Mr Pickled Shark ruin our town’ article in the Daily Mail re Verity 6 February 2014 'Have your say on new homes' article in The Journal re Birch Road, Landkey 20 February 2014 ‘Planning trap has got our councils cornered' 'Opinion’ in The Journal 10 April 2014 Press Briefing on Publication Local Plan 17 April 2014 'Vision for the future' front page article in The Journal 17 April 2014 'Blueprint for the future of North Devon and Torridge' article in The Journal 17 April 2014 'TDC gives stamp of approval' article in The Journal 17 April 2014 'Local plans will end open season for developers' article in The Journal 22 April 2014 Joint Press Release – 'Local Plan takes another step forward' 24 April 2014 'Lengthy debate on controversial new homes plan' article in The Journal re Trayne Farm 24 April 2014 'Cann: 'I feel like a turkey voting for Christmas' article in The Journal North Devon and Torridge Local Plan: Participation Journal 7 1 Press and Publicity 30 April 2014 'A rubber stamp for local plan' article for the North Devon Gazette 30 April 2014 'Planning levy to be debated' article for the North Devon Gazette 1 May 2014 Joint Press Release – 'Historic joint Local Plan approved for Torridge and North Devon' 7 May 2014 'Historic joint plan approved' article in the North Devon Gazette 8 May 2014 'Draft development plan is approved by councillors' article in The Journal 15 May 2014 'Sticklepath could get 92 new homes in plan' article in The Journal 5 June 2014 'Local plan is a done deal' letter in The Journal 20 June 2014 Joint Press Release – 'Final chance to have your say on Local Plan' 26 June 2014 'Chance to have a say on local plan' article in The Journal 26 June 2014 Legal and Public Notice ‘North Devon and Torridge Draft Local Plan ‘invitation to make representations’ in The Journal 3 July 2014 Legal and Public Notice ‘North Devon and Torridge Draft Local Plan ‘invitation to make representations’ in The Journal 3 July 2014 'Plan for houses in Pilton 'should be turned down'' article in The Journal re Pilton sites 8 North Devon and Torridge Local Plan: Participation Journal Press and Publicity 1 3 July 2014 'Plan to build houses came 'out of the blue'' article in The Journal re Bratton Fleming 13 July 2014 'Local plan could spell end of the road for park' article in the North Devon Gazette 17 July 2014 'Planning application to build 57 homes in village' article in The Journal re North Molton sites 17 July 2014 'North Devon local plan' article in The Journal 24 July 2014 'Local plan for Torridge' article in The Journal 31 July 2014 'Secretary of State won't be calling in Larkbear plan' article in The Journal 11 September 2014 'Group says plan does not meet local needs' article in The Journal 18 September 2014 'Not the way to get the housing area requires' 'Opinion' in The Journal 1 October 2014 '80-home Pilton site not included in Local Plan' article in the North Devon Gazette re Trayne Farm 2 October 2014 'Inclusion in local plan would be a 'travesty'' article in The Journal re Trayne Farm 13 November 2014 'Hirst-backed scheme brings $£6m for town' article in The Journal re Ilfracombe Southern Extension 13 November 2014 'Stunned by plan for extra homes' article in The Journal North Devon
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