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saltford environment group towards a sustainable future for our village | home | about us | news | contents & links | contact | find saltford (map) | climate change cycling energy fairtrade gardening green belt history of saltford news archive station waste wildlife recent news (click on links or scroll down this page) threat from large plastic dinosaurs to saltford's green belt withdrawn cpre responds to revised national planning policy government trying to make fracking easier without your consent as brexit diverts attention the big butterfly count (20 july to 12 august) water bottle filling point & drinking fountain at bristol airport fines for littering and fly-tipping increase in b&nes saltford upcycling craft group to make "ecobricks", july 19th support saltford community library and post office when shopping at waitrose in july #refill your water bottle at the jolly sailor #refill your water bottle at the bird in hand saltford gets its first #refill station: refill your water bottle & avoid plastic waste saltford wombles: summer update saltford's green belt: b&nes local plan & helaa update 'our power' clean energy scheme launched in b&nes eastover farm - open garden 1st july in aid of citizens advice saltford wombles: litter pick sunday 24 june website skills wanted! 21st june is #ourcleanairday saltford parish council also objects to premature planning application for another 200 houses between keynsham and saltford you can find more news in our news archive . current volunteer assistance sought by seg >> threat from large plastic dinosaurs to saltford's green belt withdrawn in march we reported that seg had submitted a strong objection to b&nes council concerning planning application 18/00515/ful for the creation of an 18-hole "adventure experience golf facility" including car parking, ancillary theme props (dinosaurs!) and kiosk at the glenavon farm site by the a4 on the west side of saltford on saltford's green belt. saltford parish council and many residents also submitted objections to the plans. we are pleased to advise members that on 27th july b&nes council confirmed that the applicant's withdrawal of the planning application had been accepted. no reason for the withdrawal is given on the b&nes council website. july 2018 return to top of page cpre responds to revised national planning policy the campaign to protect rural england has described the revised national planning policy framework (nppf) that was published by the government on 24th july as a 'speculative developers' charter'. despite a promise to 'build attractive and better-designed homes in areas where they are needed', cpre points out that far from fulfilling this promise, the nppf will continue to favour the delivery of any development, rather than development that meets communities' needs, respects the environment, and adheres to policies in the nppf other than those which deal with housing delivery. matt thomson, head of planning at the campaign to protect rural england, said: 'rather than delivering "what communities want" as it claims to promise, the new planning rulebook and its new "housing delivery test" will result in almost all local plans becoming out of date within two years. it is a speculative developers' charter and will lead to the death of the plan-led system. he also said: 'without a local plan, councils and communities have little control over the location and type of developments that take place. this results in the wrong developments in the wrong places - local communities' needs are ignored and valued countryside destroyed for no good reason.' cpre's key concern is the new 'housing delivery test' - these annual tests start in november 2018. it says the nppf continues to encourage councils to set high targets for housing delivery and this new policy has been produced to enforce this delivery. however, the 'housing delivery test' will penalise councils when house builders fail to deliver homes in their areas by removing local control over planning decisions, cpre maintains, and that this in turn will leave councils and the countryside open to speculative development. cpre have a number of other concerns, including: a failure to provide an effective brownfield first policy, the continuing failure to support provision of affordable housing in rural areas, the discouragement of neighbourhood planning because of uncertainty over the validity of plans older than two years, and continued implicit support for hydraulic fracturing for shale oil and gas, despite massive public opposition and little evidence of need. despite those criticisms of the revised nppf, cpre were pleased to see that the government had taken some positive actions. they include: national parks and aonbs reinstated as having the 'highest status of protection' maintaining green belt protections (but see* below) and an improved definition 'exceptional circumstances' for releasing land from green belts improved clarity and focus for policies on making better use of land clearer guidance for viability assessment and that price paid for land should never be a justification for viability revisions 'social housing' being reinstated in the definition of affordable housing. *disappointingly but perhaps unsurprisingly the 5 purposes of the green belt remain unchanged despite seg's submission to the nppf consultation seeking a 6th purpose "to provide ecosystem, i.e. natural capital, support to farmland and the wider natural environment". furthermore, like cpre, seg is not convinced that green belt protection has been sufficiently enhanced in the revised nppf to deter developers from continuing to target profitable green belt and other green field sites rather than brown field sites outside the green belt that also meet genuine housing need rather than demand. seg also notes that the nppf refers in several chapters to economic, social and then environmental objectives/priorities, in that order. it is apparent that government continues to fail to see the very basic concept for planning policy that the economy is subordinate to the environment, i.e. for the economy to work it needs a healthy environment and not vice-versa. but at least the revised nppf retains the policy of presumption in favour of sustainable development - we just need land-use planners and the government itself to grasp a genuine understanding of what sustainable development really means (if only it was that easy!). you can see the revised nppf from this link (pdf on external hmg website) and for future reference there is also a link on our green belt page . july 2018 return to top of page government trying to make fracking easier without your consent as brexit diverts attention whilst brexit consumes much government and media attention away from other important issues, two government 14-week consultations that opened on 19 july are attempting to streamline the planning process for fracking and reduce the ability of local communities to influence fracking applications. this disregard for the widespread opposition from the general population to fracking and the destruction of the natural environment brings to mind us photographer and environmentalist ansel adams who once said "it is horrifying that we have to fight our own government to save the environment". the first consultation looks at proposals for whether non-hydraulic exploratory drilling should be treated as 'permitted development' - a planning tool that is normally intended where developments would have no unreasonable local impact. this would mean fracking proposals would be scrutinised less and the views of local communities ignored. the second consultation proposes to designate fracking as a 'nationally significant infrastructure project'. if that is approved, fracking proposals would go through a national planning process that would severely reduce local control. again, it would take away local councils' decision-making powers

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