WILD’s wild geese
Wild geese flying along side proposed development site. Return
Berkeley’s, the main developer for what they are calling Sayers Village, has organised a drop in session to show off their plans. As well as the impact of the development, this will add approximately 3,500 extra cars and vans (S.E. average 1.39 x 2,500 homes) to local roads. The event is being held …
WILD (Watchdog for Intrusive Local Development) is a group of local residents in Albourne and Sayers Common formed to challenge inappropriate development in our local area. We heartily welcome the Sussex LNRS and want to commend those involved for their hard work in producing a document which should become an essential resource for years to …
WILD’s response to the Sussex LNRS WILD (Watchdog for Intrusive Local Development) is a group of local residents in Albourne and Sayers Common formed to challenge inappropriate development in our local area. We heartily welcome the Sussex LNRS and want to commend those involved for their hard work in producing a document which will become …
WILD (Watchdog for Intrusive Local Development) is a group of local residents in Albourne and Sayers Common formed to challenge inappropriate development in the local area. We have the following objections to make to the planning application DM/25/2661 – Land at Coombe Farm Process The public have not been properly notified. The circulation list for …
Developer planning applications Planning applications for developments in and around Sayers Common are beginning to come in. The application to build over 200 houses at Coombe Farm, off the B2118 between Albourne and Sayers Common, has been submitted and consultation ends on 26th November. Have your say! Click here for guidance on how to do …
The developer Welbeck wants to build over 200 houses on the Coombe Farm site, which is on the east side of the B2118 – the Old London Road -between Albourne and Sayers Common. You can find details of the development on the Mid Sussex website here. If you click on related documents and then associated documents …
Our thoughts on the Antler Homes scheme. At the end of June Antler Homes submitted a planning application for about 30 houses, wedged between Osborn Close and Meadow View, off Reeds Lane (described as DPSC4 in the draft District Plan). Antler saw no need to contact or consult local residents themselves in advance despite concerns about flooding, traffic …
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Why have Welbeck Land sent out a proposal? Welbeck Land, a land promoter and developer have come forward with a proposal (excerpt from their flyer above) for a site in Sayers Common. Earlier this year the planning inspector decided that Mid Sussex’s District plan had failed at the first hurdle. The Council have said …
Examination – What’s currently happening ? The Mid Sussex District Plan The Inspector Reports: the Council Objects We’ve been waiting for news of the outcome of Stage 1 of the Plan Examination since November. On 2 June the Council posted a number of documents on their website (you can find them here). In this post, …
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Examination – Stage 2 imminent? After a long silence, Mid Sussex have put a note on the Examination page of their website to say that they haven’t yet heard from the Planning Inspector, but when they do they will update the page. Based on previous experience, we wouldn’t be surprised if something came out …