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
25/02815/OUT Land East Of Ecchinswell Road Bishops Green Hampshire
ESBG Parish Council reviewed the above planning application at their Extra-ordinary meeting on 7th January, with 12 members of the public present who wanted to express their views, overwhelmingly in objection to this planning application. Councillors unanimously agreed to STONGLY OBJECTION to this planning application, as it goes against numerous of the NP Policies, as detailed in the checklist which you can see here.
Further to this, Cllrs discussed and agreed further objections as detailed here.
There is still time to send in your comments. If you are a resident of the parish and wish to make your views known, please go onto the Basingstoke and Deane Borough Council website and add your comments under this link:
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.