Made plans
Once adopted, Neighbourhood Plans form part of the local statutory development plan which forms the basis for determining planning applications in that area.
Below is a list of all the Neighbourhood Plans that have been formally made by Wiltshire council.
Formal "making" of Ashton Keynes Neighbourhood Plan
In accordance with the Localism Act 2011, there was a six week period from the date on which the referendum results were declared to make a legal challenge. No legal challenges were made against the Neighbourhood Plan during this period.
Following an independent examination and a positive referendum result, Wiltshire Council decided to formally 'make' the Ashton Keynes Neighbourhood Development Plan. The Ashton Keynes Neighbourhood Plan now forms part of the Development Plan for Wiltshire and the policies in the plan will be given full weight when assessing planning applications that affect land covered by the plan.
- Follow this link (PDF) [1MB] (opens new window) to the Ashton Keynes Neighbourhood Plan
- The final Decision Statement can be downloaded online (PDF) [171KB] (opens new window)
Formal 'making' of Bradford on Avon Neighbourhood Plan
Following an independent examination and a positive referendum result, Wiltshire Council have decided to formally 'make' the Bradford on Avon Neighbourhood Plan (the plan). The Bradford on Avon Neighbourhood Plan now forms part of the Development Plan for Wiltshire and the policies in the plan will be given full weight when assessing planning applications that affect land covered by the plan.
Follow this link (PDF) [9MB] (opens new window) to the Bradford on Avon Neighbourhood Plan. Within the plan reference is made to the "Green Spaces Topic Paper Appendix 18", this document can be viewed here (PDF) [1MB] (opens new window) .
The final decision statement can be downloaded for viewing online (PDF) [48KB] (opens new window) .
Formal 'making' of the Bremhill Parish Neighbourhood Plan
Following an independent examination and a positive referendum result, Wiltshire Council have decided to formally 'make' the Bremhill Parish Neighbourhood Plan. The Bremhill Parish Neighbourhood Plan now forms part of the Development Plan for Wiltshire and the policies in the neighbourhood plan will be given full weight when assessing planning applications that affect land covered by the neighbourhood plan.
- Follow this link (PDF) [12MB] (opens new window) to the Bremhill Parish Neighbourhood Plan
- The final Decision Statement can be downloaded online (PDF) [135KB] (opens new window)
Formal 'making' of the Broad Chalke Neighbourhood Plan 2019 - 2026
Following an independent examination and a positive referendum result, Wiltshire Council have decided to formally 'make' the Broad Chalke Neighbourhood Plan 2019 - 2026. The Broad Chalke Neighbourhood Plan now forms part of the Development Plan for Wiltshire and the policies in the neighbourhood plan will be given full weight when assessing planning applications that affect land covered by the neighbourhood plan.
- Follow this link (PDF) [23MB] (opens new window) to the Broad Chalke Neighbourhood Plan
- The final Decision Statement can be downloaded online (PDF) [163KB] (opens new window)
Formal 'making' of the Burbage Neighbourhood Plan
Following an independent examination and a positive referendum result, Wiltshire Council have decided to formally 'make' the Burbage Neighbourhood Plan. The Burbage Neighbourhood Plan now forms part of the Development Plan for Wiltshire and the policies in the neighbourhood plan will be given full weight when assessing planning applications that affect land covered by the neighbourhood plan.
- Follow this link (PDF) [6MB] (opens new window) to the Burbage Neighbourhood Plan
- The final Decision Statement can be downloaded online (PDF) [177KB] (opens new window)
Formal 'making' of the Calne Community Neighbourhood Plan
Following an independent examination and a positive referendum result, Wiltshire Council have decided to formally 'make' the Calne Community Neighbourhood Plan. The Calne Community Neighbourhood Plan now forms part of the Development Plan for Wiltshire and the policies in the neighbourhood plan will be given full weight when assessing planning applications that affect land covered by the neighbourhood plan.
- Follow this link (PDF) [7MB] (opens new window) to the Calne Community Neighbourhood Plan
- The final Decision Statement can be downloaded online (PDF) [40KB] (opens new window)
Formal 'making' of Cherhill New Village Hall Community Right to Build Order
Following an independent examination and a positive referendum result, Wiltshire Council have decided to formally 'make' the Cherhill New Village Hall CRtBO. The Cherhill New Village Hall CRtBO grants permission for a new village hall to be developed subject to a number of planning conditions being attached to it.
- Follow this link (PDF) [12MB] (opens new window) to the Cherhill New Village Hall Community Right to Build Order
- Follow this link (PDF) [190KB] (opens new window) to the final Decision Statement
Formal 'making' of the Chirton and Conock Neighbourhood Plan 2018-2026
Following an independent examination and a positive referendum result, Wiltshire Council have decided to formally 'make' the Chirton and Conock Neighbourhood Plan. The Chirton and Conock Neighbourhood Plan now forms part of the Development Plan for Wiltshire, such that the neighbourhood plan policies will be given full weight when assessing planning applications within the area covered by the neighbourhood plan.
- Follow this link (PDF) [2MB] (opens new window) to the Chirton and Conock Neighbourhood Plan 2018-2026
- Follow this link (PDF) [132KB] (opens new window) to the final Decision Statement
Formal "making" of Christian Malford Neighbourhood Development Plan
Following an independent examination and a positive referendum result, Wiltshire Council have decided to formally 'make' the Christian Malford Neighbourhood Development Plan. The Christian Malford Neighbourhood Development Plan now forms part of the Development Plan for Wiltshire and the policies in the plan will be given full weight when assessing planning applications that affect land covered by the plan.
- Follow this link (PDF) [2MB] (opens new window) to the Christian Malford Neighbourhood Development Plan
- The final Decision Statement can be downloaded online (PDF) [136KB] (opens new window)
Formal "making" of Colerne Neighbourhood Plan
Following an independent examination and a positive referendum result, Wiltshire Council have decided to formally 'make' the Colerne Neighbourhood Plan 2021-2036. The Colerne Neighbourhood Plan 2021-2036 now forms part of the Development Plan for Wiltshire and the policies in the plan will be given full weight when assessing planning applications that affect land covered by the plan.
- Follow to this link (PDF) [17MB] (opens new window) the Colerne Neighbourhood Plan
- Follow this link (PDF) [93MB] (opens new window) to the Colerne Design Statement
- The final Decision Statment can be downloaded online (PDF) [157KB] (opens new window)
Formal "making" of Compton Bassett Neighbourhood Plan
In accordance with the Localism Act 2011, there was a six week period from the date on which the referendum results were declared to make a legal challenge. No legal challenges were made against the Neighbourhood Plan during this period.
Following an independent examination and a positive referendum result, Wiltshire Council decided to formally 'make' the Compton Bassett Neighbourhood Development Plan (the plan). The Compton Bassett Neighbourhood Plan now forms part of the Development Plan for Wiltshire and the policies in the plan will be given full weight when assessing planning applications that affect land covered by the plan.
- Follow this link (PDF) [2MB] (opens new window) to the Compton Bassett Neighbourhood Plan
- The final Decision Statement can be downloaded online (PDF) [160KB] (opens new window)
Formal 'making' of the Corsham Neighbourhood Plan
Following an independent examination and a positive referendum result, Wiltshire Council have decided to formally 'make' the Corsham Neighbourhood Plan. The Corsham Neighbourhood Plan now forms part of the Development Plan for Wiltshire and the policies in the neighbourhood plan will be given full weight when assessing planning applications that affect land covered by the neighbourhood plan.
- Follow this link (PDF) [8MB] (opens new window) to the Corsham Neighbourhood Plan
- Follow this link (PDF) [4MB] (opens new window) to the Corsham Batscape Strategy
- Follow this link (PDF) [8MB] (opens new window) to the Corsham Design Guide
- The final Decision Statement can be downloaded online (PDF) [129KB] (opens new window)
Formal "making" of Cricklade Neighbourhood Plan 2026
Following an independent examination and a positive referendum result, Wiltshire Council have decided to formally 'make' the Cricklade Neighbourhood Plan 2026. The Cricklade Neighbourhood Plan 2026 now forms part of the Development Plan for Wiltshire and the policies in the plan will be given full weight when assessing planning applications that affect land covered by the plan.
- Follow this link (PDF) [3MB] (opens new window) to the Cricklade Neighbourhood Plan
- The final Decision Statement can be downloaded online (PDF) [136KB] (opens new window)
Formal 'making' of Crudwell Neighbourhood Plan 2019 - 2026
In accordance with the Localism Act 2011, there was a six week period from the date on which the referendum results were declared to make a legal challenge. No legal challenges were made against the Neighbourhood Plan during this period.
Following an independent examination and a positive referendum result, Wiltshire Council decided to formally 'make' the Crudwell Neighbourhood Plan (the plan). The Crudwell Neighbourhood Plan now forms part of the Development Plan for Wiltshire and the policies in the plan will be given full weight when assessing planning applications that affect land covered by the plan.
- Follow this link (PDF) [3MB] (opens new window) to the Crudwell Neighbourhood Plan
- The final Decision Statement can be downloaded online (PDF) [963KB] (opens new window)
Formal 'making' of Devizes Neighbourhood Plan
In accordance with the Localism Act 2011, there was a six week period from the date on which the referendum results were declared to make a legal challenge. No legal challenges were made against the Neighbourhood Plan during this period.
Following an independent examination and a positive referendum result, Wiltshire Council decided to formally 'make' the Devizes Neighbourhood Development Plan (the plan). The Devizes Neighbourhood Plan now forms part of the Development Plan for Wiltshire and the policies in the plan will be given full weight when assessing planning applications that affect land covered by the plan.
- Follow this link (PDF) [4MB] (opens new window) to the Devizes Neighbourhood Plan
- The final Decision Statement can be downloaded online (PDF) [207KB] (opens new window)
Formal 'making' of Downton Neighbourhood Plan
In accordance with the Localism Act 2011, there was a six week period from the date on which the referendum results were declared to make a legal challenge. No legal challenges were made against the Neighbourhood Plan during this period.
Following an independent examination and a positive referendum result, Wiltshire Council decided to formally 'make' the Downton Neighbourhood Development Plan ('the Plan'). The Downton Neighbourhood Plan now forms part of the Development Plan for Wiltshire and the policies in the Plan will be given full weight when assessing planning applications that affect land covered by the Plan.
- Follow this link (PDF) [5MB] (opens new window) to the Downton Neighbourhood Plan
- The final Decision Statement can be downloaded online (PDF) [58KB] (opens new window)
Formal 'making' of Freshford and Limpley Stoke Neighbourhood Plan
In accordance with the Localism Act 2011, there was a six week period from the date on which the referendum results were declared to make a legal challenge. No legal challenges were made against the Neighbourhood Plan during this period.
Following an independent examination and a positive referendum result, Wiltshire Council decided to formally 'make' the Freshford and Limpley Stoke Neighbourhood Development Plan (the plan). The Freshford and Limpley Stoke Neighbourhood Plan now forms part of the Development Plan for Wiltshire and the policies in the plan will be given full weight when assessing planning applications that affect land covered by the plan.
- Follow this link (PDF) [6MB] (opens new window) to the Freshford and Limpley Stoke Neighbourhood Plan
- The final Decision Statement can be downloaded online (PDF) [199KB] (opens new window)
Formal 'making' of the Great Somerford (incorporating Startley) Neighbourhood Plan
In accordance with the Localism Act 2011, there was a six week period from the date on which the referendum results were declared to make a legal challenge. No legal challenges were made against the Neighbourhood Plan during this period.
Following an independent examination and a positive referendum result, Wiltshire Council have decided to formally 'make' the Great Somerford (incorporating Startley) Neighbourhood Plan. The Great Somerford (incorporating Startley) Neighbourhood Plan now forms part of the Development Plan for Wiltshire and the policies in the neighbourhood plan will be given full weight when assessing planning applications that affect land covered by the neighbourhood plan.
Follow this link (PDF) [2MB] (opens new window) to the Great Somerford (incorporating Startley) Neighbourhood Plan.
The final Decision Statement can be downloaded online (PDF) [49KB] (opens new window) .
Formal 'making' of the Hilperton Neighbourhood Development Plan
Following an independent examination and a positive referendum result, Wiltshire Council have decided to formally 'make' the Hilperton Neighbourhood Development Plan. The Hilperton Neighbourhood Development Plan now forms part of the Development Plan for Wiltshire, such that the neighbourhood plan policies will be given full weight when assessing planning applications within the area covered by the neighbourhood plan.
- Follow this link (PDF) [7MB] (opens new window) to the Hilperton Neighbourhood Development Plan
- Follow this link (PDF) [190KB] (opens new window) to the final Decision Statement
Formal 'making' of Hindon Neighbourhood Development Plan 2020 - 2036
In accordance with the Localism Act 2011, there was a six week period from the date on which the referendum results were declared to make a legal challenge. No legal challenges were made against the Neighbourhood Plan during this period.
Following an independent examination and a positive referendum result, Wiltshire Council decided to formally 'make' the Hindon Neighbourhood Development Plan (the plan). The Hindon Neighbourhood Plan now forms part of the Development Plan for Wiltshire and the policies in the plan will be given full weight when assessing planning applications that affect land covered by the plan.
- Follow this link (PDF) [13MB] (opens new window) to the Hindon Neighbourhood Development Plan
- The final Decision Statement can be downloaded online (PDF) [933KB] (opens new window)
Formal 'making' of Holt Neighbourhood Plan
In accordance with the Localism Act 2011, there was a six week period from the date on which the referendum results were declared to make a legal challenge. No legal challenges were made against the Neighbourhood Plan during this period.
Following an independent examination and a positive referendum result, Wiltshire Council decided to formally 'make' the Holt Neighbourhood Development Plan ('the Plan'). The Holt Neighbourhood Plan now forms part of the Development Plan for Wiltshire and the policies in the Plan will be given full weight when assessing planning applications that affect land covered by the Plan.
- Follow this link (PDF) [8MB] (opens new window) to the Holt Neighbourhood Plan
- The final Decision Statement can be downloaded online (PDF) [58KB] (opens new window)
Formal 'making' of the Hullavington Neighbourhood Development Plan
Following an independent examination and a positive referendum result, Wiltshire Council have decided to formally 'make' the Hullavington Neighbourhood Development Plan. The Hullavington Neighbourhood Development Plan now forms part of the Development Plan for Wiltshire and the policies in the neighbourhood plan will be given full weight when assessing planning applications that affect land covered by the neighbourhood plan.
- Follow this link (PDF) [13MB] (opens new window) to the Hullavington Neighbourhood Development Plan
- The final Decision Statement can be downloaded online (PDF) [196KB] (opens new window)
Formal 'making' of Idmiston Neighbourhood Development Plan
In accordance with the Localism Act 2011, there was a six week period from the date on which the referendum results were declared to make a legal challenge. No legal challenges were made against the Neighbourhood Plan during this period.
Following an independent examination and a positive referendum result, Wiltshire Council decided to formally 'make' the Idmiston Neighbourhood Development Plan. The Idmiston Neighbourhood Plan now forms part of the Development Plan for Wiltshire and the policies in the plan will be given full weight when assessing planning applications that affect land covered by the plan.
- Follow this link (PDF) [4MB] (opens new window) to the Idmiston Neighbourhood Plan
- The final Decision Statement can be downloaded online (PDF) [167KB] (opens new window)
Formal 'making' of the Langley Burrell Neighbourhood Plan
Following an independent examination and a positive referendum result, Wiltshire Council have decided to formally 'make' the Langley Burrell Neighbourhood Plan. The Langley Burrell Neighbourhood Plan now forms part of the Development Plan for Wiltshire and the policies in the neighbourhood plan will be given full weight when assessing planning applications that affect land covered by the neighbourhood plan.
Follow this link (PDF) [3MB] (opens new window) to the Langley Burrell Neighbourhood Plan.
The final Decision Statement can be downloaded online (PDF) [141KB] (opens new window) .
Formal 'making' of Lydiard Millicent Neighbourhood Plan 2018 - 2036
In accordance with the Localism Act 2011, there was a six week period from the date on which the referendum results were declared to make a legal challenge. No legal challenges were made against the Neighbourhood Plan during this period.
Following an independent examination and a positive referendum result, Wiltshire Council decided to formally 'make' the Lydiard Millicent Neighbourhood Plan (the plan). The Lydiard Millicent Neighbourhood Plan now forms part of the Development Plan for Wiltshire and the policies in the plan will be given full weight when assessing planning applications that affect land covered by the plan.
- Follow this link (PDF) [13MB] (opens new window) to the Lydiard Millicent Neighbourhood Plan
- The final Decision Statement can be downloaded online (PDF) [928KB] (opens new window)
Formal 'making' of Lyneham and Bradenstoke Neighbourhood Development Plan 2020 - 2030
In accordance with the Localism Act 2011, there was a six week period from the date on which the referendum results were declared to make a legal challenge. No legal challenges were made against the Neighbourhood Plan during this period.
Following an independent examination and a positive referendum result, Wiltshire Council decided to formally 'make' the Lyneham and Bradenstoke Neighbourhood Development Plan (the plan). The Lyneham and Bradenstoke Neighbourhood Development Plan now forms part of the Development Plan for Wiltshire and the policies in the plan will be given full weight when assessing planning applications that affect land covered by the plan.
- Follow this link (PDF) [5MB] (opens new window) to the Lyneham and Bradenstoke Neighbourhood Development Plan
- The final Decision Statement can be downloaded online (PDF) [195KB] (opens new window)
Formal 'making' of Malmesbury Neighbourhood Plan
In accordance with the Localism Act 2011, there was a six week period from the date on which the referendum results were declared (Friday 28 November 2014) to make a legal challenge. No legal challenges were made against the Neighbourhood Plan during this period.
Following an independent examination and a positive referendum result, Wiltshire Council decided on 25 February 2015 to formally 'make' the Malmesbury Neighbourhood Development Plan (the plan). The Malmesbury Neighbourhood Plan now forms part of the Development Plan for Wiltshire and the policies in the plan will be given full weight when assessing planning applications that affect land covered by the plan.
Use the below links to read the Malmesbury Neighbourhood Plan
Malmesbury Neighbourhood Plan Volume 1 (PDF) [10MB] (opens new window)
Malmesbury Neighbourhood Plan Volume 2 (PDF) [7MB] (opens new window)
The final Decision Statement can be downloaded online (PDF) [157KB] (opens new window) .
Formal 'making' of Market Lavington Neighbourhood Development Plan 2018 - 2026
In accordance with the Localism Act 2011, there was a six week period from the date on which the referendum results were declared to make a legal challenge. No legal challenges were made against the Neighbourhood Plan during this period.
Following an independent examination and a positive referendum result, Wiltshire Council decided to formally 'make' the Market Lavington Neighbourhood Development Plan (the plan). The Market Lavington Neighbourhood Development Plan now forms part of the Development Plan for Wiltshire and the policies in the plan will be given full weight when assessing planning applications that affect land covered by the plan.
- Follow this link (PDF) [3MB] (opens new window) to the Market Lavington Neighbourhood Development Plan
- The final Decision Statement can be downloaded online (PDF) [928KB] (opens new window)
Formal 'making' of theJoint Melksham Neighbourhood Plan 2020 - 2026
Following an independent examination and a positive referendum result, Wiltshire Council have decided to formally 'make' the Joint Melksham Neighbourhood Plan 2020-2026. The Joint Melksham Neighbourhood Plan now forms part of the Development Plan for Wiltshire and the policies in the neighbourhood plan will be given full weight when assessing planning applications that affect land covered by the neighbourhood plan.
- Follow this link (PDF) [8MB] (opens new window) to the Joint Melksham Neighbourhood Plan
- The final Decision Statement can be downloaded online (PDF) [163KB] (opens new window)
Formal 'making' of North Bradley Neighbourhood Plan 2018 - 2026
In accordance with the Localism Act 2011, there was a six week period from the date on which the referendum results were declared to make a legal challenge. No legal challenges were made against the Neighbourhood Plan during this period.
Following an independent examination and a positive referendum result, Wiltshire Council decided to formally 'make' the North Bradley Neighbourhood Plan (the plan). The North Bradley Neighbourhood Plan now forms part of the Development Plan for Wiltshire and the policies in the plan will be given full weight when assessing planning applications that affect land covered by the plan.
- Follow this link (PDF) [3MB] (opens new window) to the North Bradley Neighbourhood Plan
- The final Decision Statement can be downloaded online (PDF) [977KB] (opens new window)
Formal "making" of Oaksey Neighbourhood Plan
Following an independent examination and a positive referendum result, Wiltshire Council have decided to formally 'make' the Oaksey Neighbourhood Plan. The Oaksey Neighbourhood Plan now forms part of the Development Plan for Wiltshire and the policies in the plan will be given full weight when assessing planning applications that affect land covered by the plan.
- Follow this link (PDF) [16MB] (opens new window) to the Oaksey Neighbourhood Plan
- The final Decision Statement can be downloaded online (PDF) [199KB] (opens new window)
Formal 'making' of Pewsey Neighbourhood Development Plan
In accordance with the Localism Act 2011, there was a six week period from the date on which the referendum results were declared to make a legal challenge. No legal challenges were made against the Neighbourhood Plan during this period.
Following an independent examination and a positive referendum result, Wiltshire Council decided to formally 'make' the Pewsey Neighbourhood Development Plan (the plan). The Pewsey Neighbourhood Plan now forms part of the Development Plan for Wiltshire and the policies in the plan will be given full weight when assessing planning applications that affect land covered by the plan.
- Follow this link (PDF) [4MB] (opens new window) to the Pewsey Neighbourhood Plan
- The final Decision Statement can be downloaded online (PDF) [145KB] (opens new window)
Formal 'making' of Potterne Neighbourhood Plan
In accordance with the Localism Act 2011, there was a six week period from the date on which the referendum results were declared to make a legal challenge. No legal challenges were made against the Neighbourhood Plan during this period.
Following an independent examination and a positive referendum result, Wiltshire Council decided to formally 'make' the Potterne Neighbourhood Development Plan ('the Plan'). The Potterne Neighbourhood Plan now forms part of the Development Plan for Wiltshire and the policies in the Plan will be given full weight when assessing planning applications that affect land covered by the Plan.
- Follow this link (PDF) [6MB] (opens new window) to the Potterne Neighbourhood Plan
- The final Decision Statement can be downloaded online (PDF) [58KB] (opens new window)
Formal 'making' of the Purton Neighbourhood Plan
Following an independent examination and a positive referendum result, Wiltshire Council have decided to formally 'make' the Purton Neighbourhood Plan. The Purton Neighbourhood Plan now forms part of the Development Plan for Wiltshire, such that the neighbourhood plan policies will be given full weight when assessing planning applications within the area covered by the neighbourhood plan.
- Follow this link (PDF) [3MB] (opens new window) to the Purton Neighbourhood Plan
- Follow this link (PDF) [190KB] (opens new window) to the final Decision Statement
Formal "making" of Royal Wootton Bassett Neighbourhood Development Plan 2017-2026
Following an independent examination and a positive referendum result, Wiltshire Council have decided to formally 'make' the Royal Wootton Bassett Neighbourhood Development Plan 2017-2026. The Royal Wootton Bassett Neighbourhood Development Plan 2017-2026 now forms part of the Development Plan for Wiltshire and the policies in the plan will be given full weight when assessing planning applications that affect land covered by the plan.
- Follow this link (PDF) [6MB] (opens new window) to the Royal Wootton Bassett Neighbourhood Development Plan 2017-2026.
- The final Decision Statement can be downloaded online (PDF) [47KB] (opens new window) .
Results of Referendum
The result of the referendum held on Thursday 19 April 2018 was in favour of the Royal Wootton Bassett Neighbourhood Development Plan 2017-2026. Residents were asked to vote on the following question "Do you want Wiltshire Council to use the neighbourhood plan for Royal Wootton Bassett to help it decide planning applications in the neighbourhood area?" Out of the 2308 ballot papers issued, 2137 cast a vote of 'yes' which was a majority of 92.6%. The turnout of electors was 22.65%.
Formal 'making' of Seagry Parish Neighbourhood Plan 2019 - 2036
In accordance with the Localism Act 2011, there was a six week period from the date on which the referendum results were declared to make a legal challenge. No legal challenges were made against the Neighbourhood Plan during this period.
Following an independent examination and a positive referendum result, Wiltshire Council decided to formally 'make' the Seagry Parish Neighbourhood Plan (the plan). The Seagry Parish Neighbourhood Plan now forms part of the Development Plan for Wiltshire and the policies in the plan will be given full weight when assessing planning applications that affect land covered by the plan.
- Follow this link (PDF) [4MB] (opens new window) to the Seagry Parish Neighbourhood Plan
- The final Decision Statement can be downloaded online (PDF) [932KB] (opens new window)
Formal 'making' of Seend Parish Neighbourhood Plan 2020 - 2030
In accordance with the Localism Act 2011, there was a six week period from the date on which the referendum results were declared to make a legal challenge. No legal challenges were made against the Neighbourhood Plan during this period.
Following an independent examination and a positive referendum result, Wiltshire Council decided to formally 'make' the Seend Parish Neighbourhood Plan (the plan). The Seend Parish Neighbourhood Plan now forms part of the Development Plan for Wiltshire and the policies in the plan will be given full weight when assessing planning applications that affect land covered by the plan.
- Follow this link (PDF) [9MB] (opens new window) to the Seend Parish Neighbourhood Plan
- The final Decision Statement can be downloaded online (PDF) [942KB] (opens new window)
Formal 'making' of the Sherston Neighbourhood Plan
Following an independent examination and a positive referendum result, Wiltshire Council have decided to formally 'make' the Sherston Neighbourhood Plan. The Sherston Neighbourhood Plan now forms part of the Development Plan for Wiltshire and the policies in the neighbourhood plan will be given full weight when assessing planning applications that affect land covered by the neighbourhood plan.
- Follow this link (PDF) [2MB] (opens new window) to the Sherston Neighbourhood Plan
- The final Decision Statement can be downloaded online (PDF) [184KB] (opens new window)
Formal 'making' of Southwick Neighbourhood Development Plan 2018 - 2036
In accordance with the Localism Act 2011, there was a six week period from the date on which the referendum results were declared to make a legal challenge. No legal challenges were made against the Neighbourhood Plan during this period.
Following an independent examination and a positive referendum result, Wiltshire Council decided to formally 'make' the Southwick Neighbourhood Development Plan (the plan). The Southwick Neighbourhood Development Plan now forms part of the Development Plan for Wiltshire and the policies in the plan will be given full weight when assessing planning applications that affect land covered by the plan.
- Follow this link (PDF) [6MB] (opens new window) to the Southwick Neighbourhood Development Plan
- The final Decision Statement can be downloaded online (PDF) [262KB] (opens new window)
Formal "making" of Tisbury and West Tisbury Neighbourhood Development Plan
Following an independent examination and a positive referendum result, Wiltshire Council have decided to formally 'make' the Tisbury and West Tisbury Neighbourhood Development Plan. The Tisbury and West Tisbury Neighbourhood Development Plan now forms part of the Development Plan for Wiltshire and the policies in the neighbourhood plan will be given full weight when assessing planning applications that affect land covered by the neighbourhood plan.
Minor (non-material) updates for the purposes of correcting errors have been done to modify the made Tisbury Neighbourhood Development Plan with the agreement of Tisbury Parish Council, West Tisbury Parish Council and Wiltshire Council, dated 16th November 2020.
Formal 'making' of Tockenham Neighbourhood Plan 2019 - 2026
In accordance with the Localism Act 2011, there was a six week period from the date on which the referendum results were declared to make a legal challenge. No legal challenges were made against the Neighbourhood Plan during this period.
Following an independent examination and a positive referendum result, Wiltshire Council decided to formally 'make' the Tockenham Neighbourhood Plan (the plan). The Tockenham Neighbourhood Development Plan now forms part of the Development Plan for Wiltshire and the policies in the plan will be given full weight when assessing planning applications that affect land covered by the plan.
- Follow this link (PDF) [4MB] (opens new window) to the Tockenham Neighbourhood Plan
- The final Decision Statement can be downloaded online (PDF) [943KB] (opens new window)
Formal "making" of Urchfont, Wedhampton and Lydeway Neighbourhood Plan
In accordance with the Localism Act 2011, there was a six week period from the date on which the referendum results were declared to make a legal challenge. No legal challenges were made against the Neighbourhood Plan during this period.
Following an independent examination and a positive referendum result, Wiltshire Council decided to formally 'make' the Urchfont, Wedhampton and Lydeway Neighbourhood Development Plan. The Urchfont, Wedhampton and Lydeway Neighbourhood Plan now forms part of the Development Plan for Wiltshire and the policies in the plan will be given full weight when assessing planning applications that affect land covered by the plan.
- Follow this link (PDF) [1MB] (opens new window) to the Urchfont, Wedhampton and Lydeway Neighbourhood Plan
- The final Decision Statement can be downloaded online (PDF) [175KB] (opens new window)
- Formal 'making' of Warminster Neighbourhood Plan
In accordance with the Localism Act 2011, there was a six week period from the date on which the referendum results were declared to make a legal challenge. No legal challenges were made against the Neighbourhood Plan during this period.
Following an independent examination and a positive referendum result, Wiltshire Council decided to formally 'make' the Warminster Neighbourhood Development Plan ('the Plan'). The Warminster Neighbourhood Plan now forms part of the Development Plan for Wiltshire and the policies in the Plan will be given full weight when assessing planning applications that affect land covered by the Plan.
- Follow this link (PDF) [9MB] (opens new window) to the Warminster Neighbourhood Plan
- The final Decision Statement can be downloaded online (PDF) [160KB] (opens new window)
Formal "making" of West Ashton Neighbourhood Development Plan 2018 - 2026
In accordance with the Localism Act 2011, there was a six week period from the date on which the referendum results were declared to make a legal challenge. No legal challenges were made against the Neighbourhood Plan during this period.
Following an independent examination and a positive referendum result, Wiltshire Council decided to formally 'make' the West Ashton Neighbourhood Development Plan 2018 - 2026. The West Ashton Neighbourhood Development Plan now forms part of the Development Plan for Wiltshire and the policies in the plan will be given full weight when assessing planning applications that affect land covered by the plan.
- Follow this link (PDF) [3MB] (opens new window) to the West Ashton Neighbourhood Development Plan
- The final Decision Statement can be downloaded online (PDF) [241KB] (opens new window)
Formal 'making' of the West Lavington Neighbourhood Plan 2017-2026
Following an independent examination and a positive referendum result, Wiltshire Council have decided to formally 'make' the West Lavington Neighbourhood Plan. The West Lavington Neighbourhood Plan now forms part of the Development Plan for Wiltshire, such that the neighbourhood plan policies will be given full weight when assessing planning applications within the area covered by the neighbourhood plan.
- Follow this link (PDF) [12MB] (opens new window) to the West Lavington Neighbourhood Plan 2017-2026
- Follow this link (PDF) [206KB] (opens new window) to the final Decision Statement
Formal 'making' of The Winterbournes Neighbourhood Plan 2019 - 2026
In accordance with the Localism Act 2011, there was a six week period from the date on which the referendum results were declared to make a legal challenge. No legal challenges were made against the Neighbourhood Plan during this period.
Following an independent examination and a positive referendum result, Wiltshire Council decided to formally 'make' The Winterbournes Neighbourhood Plan (the plan). The The Winterborunes Neighbourhood Development Plan now forms part of the Development Plan for Wiltshire and the policies in the plan will be given full weight when assessing planning applications that affect land covered by the plan.
- Follow this link (PDF) [1MB] (opens new window) to the The Winterbournes Neighbourhood Plan
- The final Decision Statement can be downloaded online (PDF) [933KB] (opens new window)
Formal 'making' of the Wootton Rivers Neighbourhood Development Plan
Following an independent examination and a positive referendum result, Wiltshire Council have decided to formally 'make' the Wootton Rivers Neighbourhood Development Plan. The Wootton Rivers Neighbourhood Development Plan now forms part of the Development Plan for Wiltshire and the policies in the neighbourhood plan will be given full weight when assessing planning applications that affect land covered by the neighbourhood plan.
- Follow this link (PDF) [7MB] (opens new window) to the Wootton Rivers Neighbourhood Development Plan.
- The final Decision Statement can be downloaded online (PDF) [133KB] (opens new window) .
