Ecchinswell, Sydmonton and Bishops Green Parish Council
The Parish of Ecchinswell, Sydmonton and Bishops Green comprises Bishops Green and Sydmonton to the north, Brocks Green and Ecchinswell in the middle, and Sydmonton and Ashley Warren to the south. It is a long and narrow parish, bordered by Berkshire at the northern end and the parish of Whitchurch at the southern end.
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50 HOUSE DEVELOPMENT APPLICATION IN BISHOPS GREEN
The Parish Council have received notification of an Outline Planning Application from Catesby Estates, for a 50 house development in Bishops Green. The application is attached here:
This application is OPEN and you are able to send in your own comments as soon as you would like to.
The application response is due by 25th December; the parish council queried this and have received an extension to send in comments, and so are planning to hold a public meeting on:
Wednesday 7th January at 7pm at Ecchinswell Village Hall.
The council would welcome you to attend and share your views, and they will then discuss their position and objections to the application.
Ecchinswell, Sydmonton & Bishops Green Parish Council
have new contact details:
Telephone 01635 783340
Email addresses:
cllrstamp@esbgpc.co.uk
cllrsadler@esbgpc.co.uk
cllrdebenham@esbgpc.co.uk
cllrparkes@esbgpc.co.uk
cllrhardygiles@esbgpc.co.uk
cllrmonieth@esbgpc.co.uk
clerk@esbgpc.co.uk
All parish council meetings are open to the public.
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Broadband
A group of residents in the parish have investigated a scheme with the potential to improve broadband speeds for local properties. However, with all the change in grants at DCMS and despite the intest of more than 70 residents, there does not seem to be a near-term opportunity for improvement at a cost that people will want to pay. More information on the news page.