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Identifying projects and use of monies
received, or are due to receive in the future, which relate to existing S106s. Money must be spent in an area local to the development site, and schemes should be linked directly to the proposed development. Each planning obligation states: the amount of money required the date payment is due a general
, outdoor sports facilities, libraries, health facilities, community centres, public realm, leisure centres, cycle networks, footpaths and bus stops. Some other infrastructure, like the linear parks, may be delivered through planning conditions and/or site specific agreements with developers. How
Neighbourhood Plan Preparation
, Environment, Design, and Community (PDF 6.7mb) Delivery and Implementation; Monitoring and Review (PDF 1.9mb) Appendices (PDF 3.5mb) BPNP Key Diagram (PDF, 8.4mb) Summary of Comments (PDF, 105kb) This provides a summary of all the comments received on the Plan during the Submission consultation in January
to make a change. Changing Lifestyles is designed to increase physical activity levels in individuals who are sedentary or inactive, particularly those with health conditions or at risk of developing them. Referrals will receive a personalised assessment and given a tailored exercise programme using
had; "Thank you to all at business grants from Eclipse, you have helped us during these tough times and without your support we would not have made it through, you get little credit for your hard work, we appreciate all you have done for us, so from a small business thank you very much" Eclipse
Tenant Newsletter 2024 - Issue 2
will be made where there is no alternative means of meeting the need. Discretionary Housing Payments If you are struggling to pay your rent, don’t suffer in silence. Discretionary Housing Payments (DHP) help people who need extra help with their rent when their housing benefit or universal credit
can impose. Important note: These pages explain CIL requirements in more detail. In summary, if your development is CIL liable, you must notify us of your intent to commence works BEFORE development starts on site. You must also have notified us of the person(s) who will assume liability to pay CIL
FoI: Exemptions and Exceptions
complying with the request impose a significant burden in terms of expense and distraction? Is the request designed to cause disruption or annoyance? Does the request lack any serious purpose or value? Section 14(2) - You've already asked for this information The Council does not have to comply
by improving airflow and reducing humidity levels. PIV units gently introduce filtered air into your home, while extract fans remove moist air from areas like kitchens and bathrooms. Both systems are designed to run efficiently and cost-effectively. On average, a PIV unit costs around £10–£20 per year
CIL charges and calculating CIL
on the site that are going to be demolished or reused may be deducted from the calculation of the CIL liability. However, these deductions only apply where the demolition or change of use relates to a building which has been in continuous lawful use for at least six months in the last three years, prior
Event Safety Advisory Group (ESAG)
assessments An event management plan (download below) A site plan Details of any stewarding arrangements A copy of the event's insurance certificate. What to Expect from ESAG Members of ESAG may sometimes require further information (usually by email), however, a formal meeting is not normally required
& Leatherworks – Clogs and Leatherwork (external link) Greenwood Twiggs Twiggy is a local coppice worker who manages a wide range of coppice 'coops' across the Northwest including those at our flagship countryside site, Beacon Country Park. She will be demonstrating a variety of coppice crafts
orientation individuals have a right to services, opportunity and to be treated with respect and dignity. The Council expects every employee to respect individual difference. Action to Promote Equality in Employment The Council’s recruitment procedures have been designed to reach eligible candidates
Strategic Flood Risk Assessment
Flood Risk Assessment Level 1 appendices (PDF 9.5mb) The 'Level 2' SFRA considers site-specific locations. Consultants JBA have carried out the SFRA Level 2 on our behalf. We received the final study on 26 May 2020. Download SFRA2 Spatial Areas Summary (PDF, 5.7mb) Download SFRA2 Site Summary EC1.7-SP8
Planning Viability Assessment We are undertaking a Viability Assessment to assess the economic viability of new development in West Lancashire. The assessment will look at the Local Plan policies and site allocations and consider their economic viability and deliverability. The Council has
Strategic Flood Risk Assessment
Flood Risk Assessment Level 1 appendices (PDF 9.5mb) A 'Level 2 ' SFRA considers site-specific locations. The Level 2 documents (2018) are available below. Download and view the Preliminary Strategic Flood Risk Assessment Level 2, 2018 (PDF 4.2mb) Download and view Appendix 1 - Appley Bridge Plan
Business Taxi Licensing Policy We have developed a licensing policy for Hackney Carriages and Private Hire vehicles, drivers and operators. This policy was approved by the Council’s Licensing and Appeals Committee on 26 July 2022 and came into force on 01 October 2022. Minor amendments
development the Council supports the use of the Building For Life 12 standard for assessing the quality of schemes. More information on design matters can be found on the Planning Applications and Design page. You can pay for your application in the following ways: Online with your credit or debit card
release, two of which were preferred by the Council. We consulted on this in spring 2011. Later in 2011, we made the decision to prepare a comprehensive 'Local Plan' encompassing Core Strategy policies, proposed site allocations, and more detailed 'development management' policies. We consulted
Beacon Country Park Public Consultation Results
on for the results. The Results We asked, do you believe that WLBC should look to enhance Beacon Country Park? You said... 48% strongly agree 33% agree 10% neutral 4% disagree We asked how often you visit Beacon Country Park? You said... Once a month 26% Several times a week 23% Once a week 21% Rarely 17% Everyday
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