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Final drop-in sessions take place as part of Much Wenlock Neighbourhood Plan consultation

By Shropshire Live12 January 2013
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The Much Wenlock Neighbourhood Plan approaches the end of its fourteen-month journey with two drop-in sessions taking place today.

Final drop-in sessions take place as part of Much Wenlock Neighbourhood Plan consultation

Members of the public will be able to make final comments before the Draft Plan is submitted to Shropshire Council and then the Independent Assessor.

Displays will show the proposed policies, maps and details of the sites that were submitted for housing, tourism and employment. Also included will be the Steering Group’s suggestions for how the community’s aspirations for housing development could be met.

Chairman of the Neighbourhood Plan Steering Group, Mike Grace, said “We had an excellent response to our last round of public engagement events in October. Before we enter the formal approval process we want to give everyone the final opportunity to check that the comments made over the past year or so have been taken into account.”

The drop-in sessions are both being held today in Much Wenlock at:

- 10:00am – 12:30pm at Methodist Church Hall, King Street
- 2:00pm – 4:30pm at Priory Hall

Mike Grace continued “I urge everyone to come along and see the proposals, or to take a look at the Neighbourhood Plan website as soon as possible”

The displayed information is also available to view on the Much Wenlock Neighbourhood Plan website: www.wenlockplan.org

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