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BAG WINS THE DAY
SUCCESS! Our Greenbelt is saved, well done to the BAG Team!
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BAG in partnership with Ethical Partnership
Ethical Partnership provide the full range of professional, legal and technical support necessary to prepare and submit all kinds of planning applications ā whether it a refurbishment, new build, conversion or a āchange of useā ā we can help with all kinds of ādevelopmentā; retail, leisure, commercial, housing, energy, infrastructure etc. See the full story […]
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Meet 21 Nov 2016
Bardsey Action Group met again last night in a closed forum to discuss the success of last weeks attendance and other matters. Thank you to the specialist help that turned up last night to offer help. We will be keeping you up to date with progress during the week.
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Monday Meeting
Thanks to everyone that attended the meeting last night. It was a great turnout with lively and informed discussion. We will shortly be publishing the minutes for the meeting with updates for those that could not attend.
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Get Involved
If you are busy but would like to express your concerns, at least input your email via the website. If you havenāt got an email ask someone who does to input theirs. Itās what neighbors do for each other. To get āPower to the Peopleā we need to be aware of your concerns. Tell us […]
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Preserving the Greenbelt
WHY PROTECT THE GREENBELT? The village has consistently supported the preservation of the greenbelt ā back in 1993 BAG was formed because of the pressure by landowners and housebuilders to take large areas in and around the village out of the protection the greenbelt provides. The Planning Inspector for the then UDP rejected the claims […]
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Access/Highways
The A58 is already at capacity. Development would cause further congestion/accidents.
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Flood Risk
Developing this site which floods/ has a high water table/springs, could severely increase the flood risk of existing properties on the Drive, 1st & 2nd Avenue, The Congreves.
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Drainage And Sewerage
The current sewer network fails to cope with current volumes at times of heavy rainfall. It cannot support a development of this size.