Unprecedented Changes Planned for Our Villages in the Coming Months A number of developments have come to light that threaten the environment and character of our two villages. Large-scale industrial developments are planned along the A50 corridor, new roads that will bound Aston and Weston on all sides and housing developments that could lead to …
The Gladman land application for 150 houses on Weston Rd has been REJECTED Thank you once again to Bert Willow for speaking on behalf of Save
It has come to our attention that a planning application has been submitted to SDDC called The Triangle, for the provision of a Recreation playing field with pitches, pavilion, allotments and car parking. This is an area designated as Green Belt but which can be used for recreational purposes. It was granted Outline Planning Permission …
The application for a gypsy site on Shardlow Road, Aston on Trent has been approved by the planning inspectorate. This will consist of a permanent residential caravan site for 6 gypsy families, with amenity blocks. View the inspector’s decision here
SAVE will be raising an objection to the new planning application by Gladman Land for 150 houses on Weston Road. We offer below some of our key basic reasons. Infrastructure This development of 150 houses is outside the settlement boundary of the village. A key factor of the proposal is that the village has sustainable …
A new planning application has been submitted by Gladman Land to build 150 houses on Weston Road, Aston on Trent, within both the Aston and Weston parishes. OBJECTIONS NEED TO BE SUBMITTED BY 30th JULY 2019 Planning Application Reference Number 9/2019/0646 SAVE was formed to protect the built and natural environment within our two villages. …
PLANNING APPLICATION FOR 25 DWELLNGS AT 104 DERBY ROAD, ASTON ON TRENT APPLICATION NO 9/2019/0381 SAVE was formed to protect the built and natural environment within our two villages. We do this objectively and to the best of our abilities. We do not oppose every planning application; however when we feel it is the correct …
We are given to understand that an appeal against the ‘refusal decision’ on 18th October 2018, has been received. This appeal will now pass to the Planning Inspectorate who will determine by what method this is going to be handled. It can be by written representation, informal hearing or by public inquiry. The web site …
At the SAVE meeting on the 28th February, strong concerns were raised by a group of residents neighbouring the proposed development land at Moor Lane. It was therefore agreed that SAVE would help in highlighting their concerns, to all residents of Moor Lane, Little Moorside and Manor Farm Road so that we may collectively respond …
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