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Account Name: Woodcote (Epsom) Residents' Society
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Category Archives: Planning
WERS supporting residents with Green Gables
Woodcote (Epsom) Resident’s Society (WERS) supporting your concerns A controversial planning application for the redevelopment of Green Gables in Ashley Road for a large linked block comprising 22 student flats was refused by the Council’s Planning Committee on 3rd November … Continue reading
Amendments made following WERS submission
The society continues to keep a watching eye on applications and progress concerns with planning items in the Woodcote and Langley Vale ward. A concern made in February has seen amendments to plans to omit the roof lights on the … Continue reading
Application Langley Vale Mast – refused
A brief update on the planning application for a telecoms mast in Langley Vale that the society and all ward borough councillors have been working with residents on. A decision notice was posted yesterday afternoon detailing that the EEBC Local … Continue reading
Draft Statement of Community Involvement 2022
The ‘statement of community involvement’ (SCI) sets out how planning services intend to involve the local community in planning issues, including: who will be consulted when involvement should take place which methods will be used. Its purpose is to ensure … Continue reading
Posted in Borough Election, Planning, Surveys
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Langley Vale Bottom Farm – Public Briefing Langley Vale Village Hall, 7-9 pm 21st April 2022
On 22nd February 2021 Epsom and Ewell Borough Council (EEBC) Planning Committee refused the above planning application for the demolition of the existing farm buildings and the construction of 20 dwellings of which 8 would be affordable together with associated … Continue reading
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Tagged Botton Farm, Langley Vale, Planning
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Epsom Civic Society and Woodcote (Epsom) Residents’ Society: response to Statement of Case
Appeal by Senior Living Urban (Epsom) Limited – Ref: APP/P3610/W/21/3272074 Site Address: Epsom Ewell & St. Hellier NHS Trust, Epsom General Hospital Dorking Road,EPSOM, KT18 7EG Preliminary Epsom Civic Society and Woodcote (Epsom) Residents’ Society both submitted objectionsto the local … Continue reading
Posted in Planning, Uncategorized
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Langley Bottom Farm, Langley Vale – Planning application to demolish buildings on-site and erect 20 residential dwellings, associated access and parking (20/00475/FUL)
Woodcote (Epsom) Residents’ Society (W(E)RS) welcomes the Planning Officer recommendation to refuse the above planning application at the forthcoming Planning Committee meeting on 18 February. Link to the Public Pack Agenda for Planning Committee, 18/02/2021 https://democracy.epsom-ewell.gov.uk/documents/g1075/Public%20reports%20pack%2018th-Feb-2021%2019.30%20Planning%20Committee.pdf?T=10 Following many resident concerns … Continue reading
Woodcote (Epsom) Residents’ Society response to Guild Living revised proposals for Epsom Hospital Site
Guild Living has recently consulted residents on its revised plans for a Residential Care Community at Epsom Hospital following rejection of the earlier application 19/01722/FUL. A webinar promoted by Guild Living took place on 13 Jan 2021 and the overwhelmingly … Continue reading
Government is going to review housing targets for Surrey
Posted in News, Planning
Tagged Epsom & Ewell, Housing numbers, ONS, Surrey
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A community guide for responding to the White Paper
“The current planning system in England is far from perfect and many of the changes over the last ten years have undermined public trust. But now the Westminster government has published a Planning White Paper to radically reform the planning system and … Continue reading