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East Midlands Wednesday 23 November, 10.30Am – 3.00Pm Neighbourhood planning networking event – East Midlands Wednesday 23 November, 10.30am – 3.00pm Harborough District Council, The Symington Building, Adam and Eve Street, Market Harborough LE16 7AG Neighbourhood Plan Successful Groups (from the last 3 years) East Mids Ab Kettleby Parish Council East Mids Arnesby Parish Council East Mids Asfordby Parish Council East Mids Ashbourne Neighbourhood Plan Group East Mids Ashby de la Zouch Town Council East Mids Ashover Parish Council East Mids Awsworth Parish Council East Mids Badby Parish Neighbourhood Plan East Mids Bakewell Town Council East Mids Barby and Onley Parish Council East Mids Barnwell Parish Council East Mids Barrow upon Soar Parish Council East Mids Barrow upon Soar Parish Council East Mids Bassingham Parish Council East Mids Beaumont Lodge Neighbourhood CIC East Mids Beckingham Neighbourhood Plan East Mids Belper Neighbourhood Plan Steering Group East Mids Billesdon Parish Council East Mids Billinghay Community Plan East Mids Billinghay Community Plan East Mids Birchwood Area Community Land Trust Ltd East Mids Blaby Parish Council East Mids Bottesford Parish Council East Mids Bracebridge Heath Neighbourhood Plan Steering Group East Mids Bradwell War Memorial Hall Charity East Mids Brailsford and Ednaston Parish Council East Mids Bramcote Neighbourhood Forum East Mids Brattleby Parish Council East Mids Braunston Parish Council East Mids Brigstock Neighbourhood Planning Group East Mids Brinsley Parish Council East Mids Brixworth Neighbourhood Plan Steering Group East Mids Broughton and Dalby Parish Council East Mids Broughton Parish Neighbourhood Plan East Mids Burbage Parish Council (Leicestershire) East Mids Burbage Parish Council (Leicestershire) East Mids Burbage Parish Council (Leicestershire) East Mids Burton Joyce Parish Council East Mids Burton on the Wolds Cotes and Prestwold Parish Council East Mids Burton Overy Neighbourhood Plan Group East Mids Caistor Town Council East Mids Caistor Town Council East Mids Calverton Parish Council East Mids Carlton in Lindrick Neighbourhood Plan East Mids Centara Neighbourhood Forum East Mids Charwelton Neighbourhood Forum East Mids Chelveston-cum-Caldecott Parish Council East Mids Cherry Willingham parish Council East Mids Chinley Buxworth and Brownside Community Association East Mids Clarborough & Welham Parish Council East Mids Clarborough and Welham Parish Council East Mids Clawson, Hose and Harby Parish Council East Mids Coleby Parish Council East Mids Collyweston Parish Council East Mids Colsterworth and District Parish Council East Mids Colsterworth and District Parish Council East Mids Corringham Parish Council East Mids Cottesmore Neighbourhood Planning Group East Mids Cottingham Parish Council (Leicestershire) East Mids Crich Parish Council East Mids Crick Parish Council East Mids Croxton Kerrial and Branston Parish Council East Mids Cuckney Parish Council East Mids Cuckney Parish 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