Local plan scoping consultation

1. The scoping consultation should not be taking place over the summer holidays!
2. At all cost the Green Belt should be protected. Have any of your councillors/planners been to a Chinese city? They extend endlessly with very little greenery and are miserable environments. The 1938 Green Belt Act is as valuable as the National Health Service Act 1946. In fact you could say they are both designed with the same aim: to improve the health of the population. If necessary call Green Belt Strategic Green Gaps!
3. Farm land should be protected. According to the latest Office of National Statistics figure, England’s population grew by 1.2% per annum. We need to be able to feed ourselves and not be reliant on imported produce.
4. Brownfield first.
5. The council should challenge the high increase of 41% in homes per year. This means 12,650 new houses over the plan, which is a town the size of Alsager. The Chequers estate has a land area of abut 1250 acres. Why don’t Labour consider building there?
6. There is a need for affordable, affordable homes, not unaffordable, affordable homes and developers should not be allowed to get away with 2 or 3 on a development.
7. Many older residents are stuck in big houses which could be used by families because bungalow prices have soared due to a sharp mismatch between high buyer demand and very low supply. They do not want to leave the community they have spend a lifetime in.
8. Where housing is approved, there must be simultaneous provision of doctors’ surgeries, public transport, employment opportunities, etc. Recycling sites should not located miles from people’s homes.
9. Where development is approved, let’s have good design and consideration of knock-on effects. The A555 was a disastrous design. The shared space at Poynton was also badly designed. Housing should include green space and gardens and be low density. Grey water systems, solar panels, cooling systems should be considered.
10. No cycle lane should be considered which is not totally separated from the carriageway.

1. The scoping consultation should not be taking place over the summer holidays!
2. At all cost the Green Belt should be protected. Have any of your councillors/planners been to a Chinese city? They extend endlessly with very little greenery and are miserable environments. The 1938 Green Belt Act is as valuable as the National Health Service Act 1946. In fact you could say they are both designed with the same aim: to improve the health of the population. If necessary call Green Belt Strategic Green Gaps!
3. Farm land should be protected. According to the latest Office of National Statistics figure, England’s population grew by 1.2% per annum. We need to be able to feed ourselves and not be reliant on imported produce.
4. Brownfield first.
5. The council should challenge the high increase of 41% in homes per year. This means 12,650 new houses over the plan, which is a town the size of Alsager. The Chequers estate has a land area of abut 1250 acres. Why don’t Labour consider building there?
6. There is a need for affordable, affordable homes, not unaffordable, affordable homes and developers should not be allowed to get away with 2 or 3 on a development.
7. Many older residents are stuck in big houses which could be used by families because bungalow prices have soared due to a sharp mismatch between high buyer demand and very low supply. They do not want to leave the community they have spend a lifetime in.
8. Where housing is approved, there must be simultaneous provision of doctors’ surgeries, public transport, employment opportunities, etc. Recycling sites should not located miles from people’s homes.
9. Where development is approved, let’s have good design and consideration of knock-on effects. The A555 was a disastrous design. The shared space at Poynton was also badly designed. Housing should include green space and gardens and be low density. Grey water systems, solar panels, cooling systems should be considered.
10. No cycle lane should be considered which is not totally separated from the carriageway.

1. The scoping consultation should not be taking place over the summer holidays!
2. At all cost the Green Belt should be protected. Have any of your councillors/planners been to a Chinese city? They extend endlessly with very little greenery and are miserable environments. The 1938 Green Belt Act is as valuable as the National Health Service Act 1946. In fact you could say they are both designed with the same aim: to improve the health of the population. If necessary call Green Belt Strategic Green Gaps!
3. Farm land should be protected. According to the latest Office of National Statistics figure, England’s population grew by 1.2% per annum. We need to be able to feed ourselves and not be reliant on imported produce.
4. Brownfield first.
5. The council should challenge the high increase of 41% in homes per year. This means 12,650 new houses over the plan, which is a town the size of Alsager. The Chequers estate has a land area of abut 1250 acres. Why don’t Labour consider building there?
6. There is a need for affordable, affordable homes, not unaffordable, affordable homes and developers should not be allowed to get away with 2 or 3 on a development.
7. Many older residents are stuck in big houses which could be used by families because bungalow prices have soared due to a sharp mismatch between high buyer demand and very low supply. They do not want to leave the community they have spend a lifetime in.
8. Where housing is approved, there must be simultaneous provision of doctors’ surgeries, public transport, employment opportunities, etc. Recycling sites should not located miles from people’s homes.
9. Where development is approved, let’s have good design and consideration of knock-on effects. The A555 was a disastrous design. The shared space at Poynton was also badly designed. Housing should include green space and gardens and be low density. Grey water systems, solar panels, cooling systems should be considered.
10. No cycle lane should be considered which is not totally separated from the carriageway.

1. The scoping consultation should not be taking place over the summer holidays!
2. At all cost the Green Belt should be protected. Have any of your councillors/planners been to a Chinese city? They extend endlessly with very little greenery and are miserable environments. The 1938 Green Belt Act is as valuable as the National Health Service Act 1946. In fact you could say they are both designed with the same aim: to improve the health of the population. If necessary call Green Belt Strategic Green Gaps!
3. Farm land should be protected. According to the latest Office of National Statistics figure, England’s population grew by 1.2% per annum. We need to be able to feed ourselves and not be reliant on imported produce.
4. Brownfield first.
5. The council should challenge the high increase of 41% in homes per year. This means 12,650 new houses over the plan, which is a town the size of Alsager. The Chequers estate has a land area of abut 1250 acres. Why don’t Labour consider building there?
6. There is a need for affordable, affordable homes, not unaffordable, affordable homes and developers should not be allowed to get away with 2 or 3 on a development.
7. Many older residents are stuck in big houses which could be used by families because bungalow prices have soared due to a sharp mismatch between high buyer demand and very low supply. They do not want to leave the community they have spend a lifetime in.
8. Where housing is approved, there must be simultaneous provision of doctors’ surgeries, public transport, employment opportunities, etc. Recycling sites should not located miles from people’s homes.
9. Where development is approved, let’s have good design and consideration of knock-on effects. The A555 was a disastrous design. The shared space at Poynton was also badly designed. Housing should include green space and gardens and be low density. Grey water systems, solar panels, cooling systems should be considered.
10. No cycle lane should be considered which is not totally separated from the carriageway.

1. The scoping consultation should not be taking place over the summer holidays!
2. At all cost the Green Belt should be protected. Have any of your councillors/planners been to a Chinese city? They extend endlessly with very little greenery and are miserable environments. The 1938 Green Belt Act is as valuable as the National Health Service Act 1946. In fact you could say they are both designed with the same aim: to improve the health of the population. If necessary call Green Belt Strategic Green Gaps!
3. Farm land should be protected. According to the latest Office of National Statistics figure, England’s population grew by 1.2% per annum. We need to be able to feed ourselves and not be reliant on imported produce.
4. Brownfield first.
5. The council should challenge the high increase of 41% in homes per year. This means 12,650 new houses over the plan, which is a town the size of Alsager. The Chequers estate has a land area of abut 1250 acres. Why don’t Labour consider building there?
6. There is a need for affordable, affordable homes, not unaffordable, affordable homes and developers should not be allowed to get away with 2 or 3 on a development.
7. Many older residents are stuck in big houses which could be used by families because bungalow prices have soared due to a sharp mismatch between high buyer demand and very low supply. They do not want to leave the community they have spend a lifetime in.
8. Where housing is approved, there must be simultaneous provision of doctors’ surgeries, public transport, employment opportunities, etc. Recycling sites should not located miles from people’s homes.
9. Where development is approved, let’s have good design and consideration of knock-on effects. The A555 was a disastrous design. The shared space at Poynton was also badly designed. Housing should include green space and gardens and be low density. Grey water systems, solar panels, cooling systems should be considered.
10. No cycle lane should be considered which is not totally separated from the carriageway.

1. The scoping consultation should not be taking place over the summer holidays!
2. At all cost the Green Belt should be protected. Have any of your councillors/planners been to a Chinese city? They extend endlessly with very little greenery and are miserable environments. The 1938 Green Belt Act is as valuable as the National Health Service Act 1946. In fact you could say they are both designed with the same aim: to improve the health of the population. If necessary call Green Belt Strategic Green Gaps!
3. Farm land should be protected. According to the latest Office of National Statistics figure, England’s population grew by 1.2% per annum. We need to be able to feed ourselves and not be reliant on imported produce.
4. Brownfield first.
5. The council should challenge the high increase of 41% in homes per year. This means 12,650 new houses over the plan, which is a town the size of Alsager. The Chequers estate has a land area of abut 1250 acres. Why don’t Labour consider building there?
6. There is a need for affordable, affordable homes, not unaffordable, affordable homes and developers should not be allowed to get away with 2 or 3 on a development.
7. Many older residents are stuck in big houses which could be used by families because bungalow prices have soared due to a sharp mismatch between high buyer demand and very low supply. They do not want to leave the community they have spend a lifetime in.
8. Where housing is approved, there must be simultaneous provision of doctors’ surgeries, public transport, employment opportunities, etc. Recycling sites should not located miles from people’s homes.
9. Where development is approved, let’s have good design and consideration of knock-on effects. The A555 was a disastrous design. The shared space at Poynton was also badly designed. Housing should include green space and gardens and be low density. Grey water systems, solar panels, cooling systems should be considered.
10. No cycle lane should be considered which is not totally separated from the carriageway.

1. The scoping consultation should not be taking place over the summer holidays!
2. At all cost the Green Belt should be protected. Have any of your councillors/planners been to a Chinese city? They extend endlessly with very little greenery and are miserable environments. The 1938 Green Belt Act is as valuable as the National Health Service Act 1946. In fact you could say they are both designed with the same aim: to improve the health of the population. If necessary call Green Belt Strategic Green Gaps!
3. Farm land should be protected. According to the latest Office of National Statistics figure, England’s population grew by 1.2% per annum. We need to be able to feed ourselves and not be reliant on imported produce.
4. Brownfield first.
5. The council should challenge the high increase of 41% in homes per year. This means 12,650 new houses over the plan, which is a town the size of Alsager. The Chequers estate has a land area of abut 1250 acres. Why don’t Labour consider building there?
6. There is a need for affordable, affordable homes, not unaffordable, affordable homes and developers should not be allowed to get away with 2 or 3 on a development.
7. Many older residents are stuck in big houses which could be used by families because bungalow prices have soared due to a sharp mismatch between high buyer demand and very low supply. They do not want to leave the community they have spend a lifetime in.
8. Where housing is approved, there must be simultaneous provision of doctors’ surgeries, public transport, employment opportunities, etc. Recycling sites should not located miles from people’s homes.
9. Where development is approved, let’s have good design and consideration of knock-on effects. The A555 was a disastrous design. The shared space at Poynton was also badly designed. Housing should include green space and gardens and be low density. Grey water systems, solar panels, cooling systems should be considered.
10. No cycle lane should be considered which is not totally separated from the carriageway.