Woodford Neighbourhood Forum 1
Agenda 1. Opening remarks 2. Introduction 3. Approval of minutes of 2014 AGM 4. Treasurer’s report 5. Election of members of Management Committee 6. Update on Redrow Aerodrome development 7. Update on CEC Local Plan Examination 8. Update on A6MARR and Poynton Bypass 9. Progress on Woodford Neighbourhood Plan 10. Questions and discussion 2
Agenda 1. Opening remarks 2. Introduction 3. Approval of minutes of 2014 AGM 4. Treasurer’s report 5. Election of members of Management Committee 6. Update on Redrow Aerodrome development 7. Update on CEC Local Plan Examination 8. Update on A6MARR and Poynton Bypass 9. Progress on Woodford Neighbourhood Plan 10. Questions and discussion 3
Introduction • Forum suggested by Rt Hon Don Foster MP in February 2013 • Thanks to Stephen Taylor for leading work on the application • Constitution produced by ST, JK, RBB • Established October 2013 • Aerodrome site excluded from our Area • Legally constituted body which gives residents a voice • No longer an action group • Aim is to promote and improve the social, economic and environmental well-being of the Area 4
Woodford Neighbourhood Area Area Boundary Parish Boundary 5
Woodford Neighbourhood Area A555 Woodford Road Chester Road Blossoms Lane Moor Lane Church Lane Wilmslow Bridle Road Road Deanwater Community Hotel Centre Parish Boundary Woodford Church Old Hall Lane 6
Introduction • Membership now stands at 72 • Currently working on: – Neighbourhood Plan – liaison with Redrow – representations to Cheshire East Council • Thanks to the Plan sub-group led by Roger Burton for work on the Plan • Special thanks to our planning advisors, Paul Goodman and John Knight 7
Aims of the Forum To promote and improve the social, economic and environmental well-being of the Area. 8
Aims of the Forum By: • Actively encouraging participation by members of the Forum • Encouraging the goodwill and involvement of the wider community • Fostering community spirit and encouraging civic pride • Preparing a Neighbourhood Plan in partnership with the Local Planning Authority 9
Aims of the Forum and: • Providing a forum for the discussion of issues that may affect the Area as well as ideas that may enhance it • Supporting projects that are of benefit to the Area • Considering proposals by public or private sector bodies likely to have a significant impact on the social, economic and environmental well-being of the Area 10
Website www.woodfordneighbourhoodforum.co.uk Email: woodfordneighbourhood@gmail.com 11
Agenda 1. Opening remarks 2. Introduction 3. Approval of minutes of 2014 AGM 4. Treasurer’s report 5. Election of members of Management Committee 6. Update on Redrow Aerodrome development 7. Update on CEC Local Plan Examination 8. Update on A6MARR and Poynton Bypass 9. Progress on Woodford Neighbourhood Plan 10. Questions and discussion 12
Agenda 1. Opening remarks 2. Introduction 3. Approval of minutes of 2014 AGM 4. Treasurer’s report 5. Election of members of Management Committee 6. Update on Redrow Aerodrome development 7. Update on CEC Local Plan Examination 8. Update on A6MARR and Poynton Bypass 9. Progress on Woodford Neighbourhood Plan 10. Questions and discussion 13
FINANCIAL REPORT FOR THE YEAR TO 30 JUNE 2015 2015 2014 (note1) £ £ £ £ Bank Balance 1 July 2014 0 0 Received from Woodford Community Council 2000 0 Flowers for Stephen Taylor 31 0 Balance 30 June 2015 1969 0 Grant 1 (note 2) Balance 1 July 2014 5285 0 Grant received 666 6219 5951 6219 Payments Printing and distribution of questionnaires 367 934 Forum meetings, updates for residents 1284 0 Website set-up and maintenance 475 0 Workshop and subsequent report 2185 0 Exhibitions 1640 0 5951 934 Balance 30 June 2015 0 5285 Grant 2 (note 3) Balance 1 July 2014 0 0 Grant received 5550 0 Balance 30 June 2015 5550 0 R B Berriman FCA 14 31st July 2015
FINANCIAL REPORT FOR THE YEAR TO 30 JUNE 2015 Notes • 1 The Forum was designated by Stockport MBC on 17 October 2013, so the 2014 accounts cover the period to 30 June 2014. • 2 Grant 1. The Forum received a grant of £6885 (£6219 of which was received in February 2014) from the Community Development Foundation. This covered development and analysis of a questionnaire, meetings and an exhibition. The Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA) kindly administered the grant on the Forum's behalf. • 3 Grant 2. The Forum has received a further grant, of £5550, in June 2015. This is for a study of traffic and movement, meetings, printing costs and a further exhibition. This work is scheduled for completion before the end of 2015. RIBA has again kindly agreed to administer the grant on the Forum's behalf. R B Berriman FCA 31st July 2015 15
Agenda 1. Opening remarks 2. Introduction 3. Approval of minutes of 2014 AGM 4. Treasurer’s report 5. Election of members of Management Committee 6. Update on Redrow Aerodrome development 7. Update on CEC Local Plan Examination 8. Update on A6MARR and Poynton Bypass 9. Progress on Woodford Neighbourhood Plan 10. Questions and discussion 16
Management Committee Committee Members in 2014 Nominations for Committee 2015 Terry Barnes Chairman Terry Barnes Evelyn Frearson Hon Sec Evelyn Frearson Robin Berriman Treasurer Robin Berriman Ron Beatham Ron Beatham Alan Bramwell Alan Bramwell Roger Burton Roger Burton Helen Buszard Helen Buszard Dorothy Chesterman Dorothy Chesterman Colin Griffin Bryan Leck Bryan Leck Paul Rodman Paul Rodman Jane Sandover Jane Sandover Maxine Wood Maxine Wood Nigel Hancock Nigel Hancock Janet De Vecchis Janet De Vecchis Doreen Roberts Morag White David Buszard WCC Rep, Vice Chairman Jude Craig WWMCC Rep David Buszard WCC Rep Jude Craig WWMCC Rep Paul Goodman Co-opted Expert John Knight Co-opted Expert Paul Goodman Co-opted Expert John Knight Co-opted Expert 17
Agenda 1. Opening remarks 2. Introduction 3. Approval of minutes of 2014 AGM 4. Treasurer’s report 5. Election of members of Management Committee 6. Update on Redrow Aerodrome development 7. Update on CEC Local Plan Examination 8. Update on A6MARR and Poynton Bypass 9. Progress on Woodford Neighbourhood Plan 10. Questions and discussion 18
Redrow Aerodrome Development 19
Agenda 1. Opening remarks 2. Introduction 3. Approval of minutes of 2014 AGM 4. Treasurer’s report 5. Election of members of Management Committee 6. Update on Redrow Aerodrome development 7. Update on CEC Local Plan Examination 8. Update on A6MARR and Poynton Bypass 9. Progress on Woodford Neighbourhood Plan 10. Questions and discussion 20
Cheshire East Local Plan Proposals 2,200 new houses in Handforth, 650 in Poynton and 900 in Wilmslow 21
Agenda 1. Opening remarks 2. Introduction 3. Approval of minutes of 2014 AGM 4. Treasurer’s report 5. Election of members of Management Committee 6. Update on Redrow Aerodrome development 7. Update on CEC Local Plan Examination 8. Update on A6MARR and Poynton Bypass 9. Progress on Woodford Neighbourhood Plan 10. Questions and discussion 22
A6MARR 23
Poynton Bypass 24
Agenda 1. Opening remarks 2. Introduction 3. Approval on minutes of 2014 AGM 4. Treasurer’s report 5. Election of members of Management Committee 6. Update on Redrow Aerodrome development 7. Update on CEC Local Plan Examination 8. Update on A6MARR and Poynton Bypass 9. Progress on Woodford Neighbourhood Plan 10. Questions and discussion 25
Woodford Neighbourhood Plan 26
Progress on Woodford Neighbourhood Plan Origins of the plan • The Localism Act 2011 envisages that communities will have greater say about their neighbourhood • The Constitution of the Forum, approved in September 2014, sets out its purpose and principles: • ‘The basic purpose of the Forum is to promote and improve the social, economic and environmental well being of the area’ • A series of principles inform the steps we take towards achieving our purpose……………….
Progress on Woodford Neighbourhood Plan Our constitution • The Constitution envisages that we will ‘ protect, preserve and enhance: • The architectural heritage and physical and environmental character of the area • Green spaces and the natural environment • Local businesses serving the area • Use of land for public purposes • Whilst acknowledging that some change for social, economic and environmental reasons can be desirable
Progress on Woodford Neighbourhood Plan Principles of the plan • Other principles include…. • Taking account of climate change • Maintaining diversity • Encouraging the development of a close and integrated community • Recognising the importance of good service provision for all • Supporting efforts to reduce crime • Acting on the basis of equality • The Forum should also seek to establish a mechanism for joint planning with neighbouring Forums
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