Neighbourhood Plan News
This section shows all the latest Neighbourhood Plan News.
IFPC Neighbourhood Plan made
The 4th August 2022 Referendum result: The Parish has spoken. What does your ‘YES’ vote yesterday achieve? It means that community-led planning has come to Ingatestone and Fryerning and we can implement the policies within our Neighbourhood Plan. The Parish now has...
Welcome back fund
Councils across England have shared £56m of Euro funding to support the return to high streets from the pandemic. This funding is called the “Welcome Back Fund” and Brentwood received around £60,000 from which Ingatestone & Fryerning enjoyed the following: Anglo...
IFPC’s Neighbourhood Plan moves closer to completion
Ingatestone and Fryerning Parish Council's Neighbourhood Plan has progressed to the next stage. Last night, councillors at the Brentwood Borough Council's Policy, Resources and Economic Development Committee voted unanimously to approve the formal submission of the...
The future of Ingleton House
Brentwood Borough Council manages a sheltered housing scheme within Ingatestone which in total comprises of 67 dwellings, including a main building with 10 bedsits and four one bedroom flats, a mixture of bungalows and one bedroom flats on Stock Lane and bungalows off...
IFPC enter new era for planning
We are entering into a new era for planning. There is a renewed emphasis on planning at the local level because of the belief that local people know best what local needs are and how they can be met. A key component of the new approach to planning is the Neighbourhood...
An update on your Neighbourhood Plan
Neighbourhood Planning is a new layer of planning which provides communities with the power to establish policies to shape future development of local areas. With over 1,900 areas designated nationally and more than 500 plans approved, they are now part of the...
IFPC Neighbourhood Plan: Economy
In this series of short articles we will be taking you through each section of the Neighbourhood Plan to discuss some of the key objectives we have identified across a number of local issues. Today, we will talk about the objectives the plan sets out to conserve...
IFPC Neighbourhood Plan: Heritage
In this series of short articles we will be taking you through each section of the Neighbourhood Plan to discuss some of the key objectives we have identified across a number of local issues. Today, we will talk about the objectives the plan sets out to conserve...
IFPC Neighbourhood Plan: Housing
In this series of short articles we will be taking you through each section of the Neighbourhood Plan to discuss some of the key objectives we have identified across a number of local issues. Today, we will talk about the objectives the plan sets out for the...
Your Neighbourhood Plan is here
Your Neighbourhood Plan has arrived and is available to read. Please follow the link below to read http://www.ingatestone-fryerningpc.gov.uk/images/IFPC_NPlan_2020-2033_v25_LOWRES_pglinks_002.pdf The formal consultation period will run until 31 October 2020. You can...
Your neighbourhood plan is on its way
After nearly two years of evidence gathering and analysis, we have commissioned a town planning consultancy (DAC Planning) to assist us in putting a draft together before Christmas. This consultancy has taken plans in other parishes and towns in Essex through the...
IFPC receive update from network provider
As reported in our last newsletter, 71 per cent of the villages’ businesses who responded about ‘infrastructure challenges’ in our Business Questionnaire were most concerned about mobile phone coverage. The parish council believes that the provision of good...
Creating our housing policies
In the Local Development Plan (LDP) prepared by Brentwood Borough Council, that could become the statutory planning instrument next spring, a site for some 57 housing units has been identified close to the slip road from the A12. In anticipation that this land will no...
IFPC to publish residents’ questionnaire
The Neighbourhood Plan Advisory Committee (NPAC) has been working hard to ensure that the needs of the community can be reached by working on set policies for future application. The main purpose of the plan is to ensure we have an opportunity to describe what is...
Improving parking in our villages
In 2018, IFPC conducted two surveys for residents and businesses to let you have your say about our villages. Information that we have collected will be analysed to produce our community-led Neighbourhood Plan - our benchmark for future developments. One of the key...