Hanson is holding public exhibitions to explain the plans to local residents on Tuesday May 23 at Buckley Library and on Wednesday May 24 at Penyffordd British Legion Club, both 3.30pm to 7pm.

Possible date for the Redrow Chester Road planning committee hearing. We will not know if this is the date until one week before.

Planning & Development and Control Committee.
No applications affecting Penyffordd to be heard, but a significant case in Northop will be decided.

This is a public meeting - all are welcome!

The Penyffordd Community Group will be providing an update on the three planning applications currently impacting the village:

- 186 houses on Chester Road (Redrow)
- 32 Apartments on Rhos Road
- 32 Houses on Hawarden Road

This is a time of action - Redrow have submitted revised plans and it is now expected to go to planning committee quickly. It could be as soon as the 22nd March.

In addition we will share the results of the Questionnaire that over 770 people completed in November and the first sight of some of the policies proposed for the Community Development Plan.

We hope you can make it to the meeting and look forward to seeing you there.

Thank you

There will be a drop in session at the Penyffordd Institute 2:00pm - 4:00pm on Wednesday 18th January 2017.

If you have any questions or comments you can contact the organiser Cllr David Walker
22 Vounog Hill, Penyffordd, Nr Chester, CH4 0EZ
T: 01244 548478
 M: 07741 404 270
E: dmcwalker22@gmail.com

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Our local Welsh Assembly Member, Carl Sargeant AM will be holding is regular surgery in the village on the 11th November.

Carl is currently the minister responsible for Communities which is relevant but was previously minister responsible for Planning and oversaw the introduction of TAN1, the legislation which is affecting us.

We would like Carl to represent our interests at the Welsh Assembly to encourage the planning inspectors to protect our village from overdevelopment. We need as many people as possible to attend this surgery so that Carl understands the strength of feeling in the village.

This is the regular Community Council meeting held at the rear of the Village Institute. The public are welcome to attend to listen to the meeting.

This is a public meeting to share the plans for our defence at the Planning Committee - we have 3 minutes only to represent the objections of the villagers. Our two County Councillors have a further 5 minutes each to represent our views. At this meeting we will share how we plan to use this time to the best and welcome feedback.

The future of the whole village is under threat from development and our best protection is to create a Local Development Plan which sets out how we want our village to develop in the coming years. That is not just for housing but in every way. It is vital that we hear as many voices as possible from the village and know what people believe are the issues for our village.

The meeting will take place at the Royal British Legion at 8:00pm.