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Wroxton Village Web Site
Planning Application for
The North Arms
Comment period now closed. We await a decision.
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New Planning application for Wroxton
Trinity have submitted a planning application for Laurel’s Farm which is the last
farm in Wroxton.
It involves demolition of agricultural buildings, the conversion of an existing
barn to a 5 bedroom house, the construction of two banks of 3 terraced 3
bedroom houses, and two 4 bedroom detached houses. One terrace is
thatched, the remaining buildings being roofed with natural slate. Most people
agree that a limited development in Wroxton would be a good thing, there is
however no mention of ‘affordable housing’ in this development.
You can view the application by going to
https://planningregister.cherwell.gov.uk/Search and typing Laurels Farm
into the search box.
Outing to the Indian Queen
I have copies of the plans and if anyone would like to view them
they could ring me: 07771 790172. This matter will be
discussed at the next Parish Council meeting on Monday 2nd
September and the Parish Council would as many villagers as
possible to attend with their views.
Delia Hathaway
© Richard Woollacott unless otherwise credited
Editor Richard Woollacott. Email- editorATwroxton.org..uk (Replace AT with the @ sign to save us spam!)
Wroxton Village Web Site
Planning Application for
The North Arms
Comment period now closed. We await a decision.
| |
| |
New Planning application for Wroxton
Trinity have submitted a planning application for
Laurel’s Farm which is the last farm in Wroxton.
It involves demolition of agricultural buildings, the
conversion of an existing barn to a 5 bedroom house,
the construction of two banks of 3 terraced 3 bedroom
houses, and two 4 bedroom detached houses. One
terrace is thatched, the remaining buildings being
roofed with natural slate. Most people agree that a
limited development in Wroxton would be a good
thing, there is however no mention of ‘affordable
housing’ in this development.
You can view the application by going to
https://planningregister.cherwell.gov.uk/Search
and typing Laurels Farm into the search box.
Outing to the Indian Queen
I have copies of the plans and if anyone would like
to view them they could ring me: 07771 790172.
This matter will be discussed at the next Parish
Council meeting on Monday 2nd September and the
Parish Council would as many villagers as possible to
attend with their views.
Delia Hathaway