The draft Neighbourhood Plan has been out for consultation as advertised on social media and notice boards. Hard copies are still available in Marton and Ormesby Libraries and in the Naughty Habit and the Premier store but as per the poster can be seen online too using the link or the QR code. It’s not too late to make any comments or suggestions or simply indicate your support which is really important as the NP is a ‘material consideration’ in future planning decisions. Using your feedback, and that of the two Councils, and our Consultant, we are working to further improve the Plan before final submission. The Councils will then conduct a referendum before the Plan goes before the Planning Inspector.
Please send comments or support to clerk@nunthorpepc.org.uk or wade.tovey@gmail.com
Here is the link to the full Plan
https://bit.ly/NunthorpeNPConsultation11Nov24
Your support will help us control developments in the future
Previous information –
Below are images of the six display boards shared at the Consultation Event. Clicking on any image will open a larger version in a new window.
You can download the full set as a .pdf file by clicking here.
Important Step Forward (13th October 2022)
Middlesbrough Council approved an application by NPC for a Neighbourhood Area on 6 September 2022. The newly designated area will be known as the Nunthorpe Neighbourhood Area which covers – Parished areas of Nunthorpe – Non-parished areas of Nunthorpe – Part of Marton East Ward in Middlesbrough and Land in the Redcar & Cleveland Council area. The map to the left shows the Nunthorpe Neighbourhood area (the red line). Redcar & Cleveland Council also approved the application on 27th September 2022. As a consequence NPC has applied for grant funding for up to £10,000 with Locality (which supports the development of Neighbourhood Plans).
Once the funding has been recieved NPC will engage a consultant and develop a programme to create the plan. This guide from Locality (a .pdf download) suggests that creating the plan typically takes 19-24 months, but also warns that it is dangerous to generalise! There’s lots of exciting work ahead!
The deadline for feedback has now passed and we await Middlesbrough and R&C’s conclusions. (18/07/22)
A call to action from the Community Council’s Facebook page: