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HELIX - NEWS
[Page last updated Mon 3 Oct 2011]
Photo: Royal British Legion Hall - gone but not forgotten!
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FUTURE OF HELIX WEBSITE
The Beehive facility, on which this website is hosted, was due to close on 1 October but is still operating. If the HELIX website disappears suddenly, it should eventually reappear with a dedicated address of www.hadleighessex.info.
Malcolm Brown
[Updated 3 Oct 2011]
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ROYAL BRITISH LEGION HALL DEMOLITION
Work has begun to demolish the former Royal British Legion Hall in Endway Car Park off Castle Lane. The demolition has revealed the internal Nissen hut structure over which a new roof and walls were built many years ago.
[23 Sep 2011]
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COMMUNITY ARCHIVE GRAND LAUNCH
The Grand Launch of the Hadleigh & Thundersley Community Archive was held on Saturday 17 September 2011 at the Old Fire Station. An estimated 300+ visitors packed the historic building to see a live demonstration of the website, historical displays and learn about the activities of a number of community groups.
The Grand Launch was preceded on the Friday evening by a short concert by Leigh Orpheus Male Voice Choir and a slideshow about old Hadleigh & Thundersley by Peter Hammerton. The evening was by way of a thank-you for those who had helped to get the community archive off the ground.
If you have memories, old photos etc relating to Hadleigh or Thundersley (including Daws Heath), please have a look at www.hadleighhistory.org.uk.
[23 Sep 2011]
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STAINED GLASS WINDOW COMPETITION
St Michael's hurch in Daws Heath are running a competition to select a design for a stained glass window in their new church, for which planning permission was granted earlier this year.
The window will be 90cm by 120cm (landscape). The design should be colourful and suitable for St Michael's Church reflecting the Daws Heath or local area and be a 2012 legacy. The closing date for entries is 30 November.
Entries should be sent to 68 Western Road, Thundersley, Benfleet, SS7 2TL with contact details. The winner or winners (if a combination of designs is used) will be selected before Christmas. For further details, phone Ken Jones on 01702 555573.
[29 Aug 2011]
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NEW MORRISONS BUILDING
Work has started on erecting the steel framework for the new Morrisons store in London Road, Hadleigh, on the former Lookers site. Archaeological excavations carried out during the Lookers site clearance revealed no significant finds.
[Wed 17 Aug 2011]
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HADLEIGH COMMUNITY CHOIR
Singers are wanted for a new adult (16+) community choir known as 'Hadleigh Voices'. The choir will meet fortnightly at 7.00pm to 9.00pm from 7 September until 14 December at the Old Fire Station. There is a charge of £2.00 per session. The choir is led by Roison Quinn, leader of the Canvey Community Choir, and will sing a wide range of contemporary repertoire.
For more information, phone 01245 905420 or e-mail info@soundexchange.org.uk.
[4 Aug 2011]
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FINAL VERSION TOWN CENTRE MASTERPLAN PUBLISHED
The final version of the Hadleigh Town Centre Masterplan has been published and is available to view online on Castle Point Regeneration Partnership's website for Hadleigh or in the Regeneration Shop. The Masterplan will now be considered for approval by Castle Point Borough Council. If you have views on the final Masterplan, it is suggested that these be made known to the Chief Executive and/or your local councillors (pending further advice from the council).
The address of the Regeneration website is:
http://www.heartinhadleigh.org.uk
The Regeneration Shop is located at 74 High Street and is open on Wednesdays, Thursdays and Fridays from 10.00am to 4.00pm and on Saturdays from 10.00am to 2.00pm.
[26 Jul 2011]
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WOODMAN'S ROUNDABOUT DELAYS
From Monday 1st August for up to 6 weeks, major gas works will require a 4-way traffic light system at Woodman’s roundabout. Phasing of these will mean that there is a minimum of 5 minutes between green lights.
[26 Jul 2011]
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NEW WEBSITE FOR YOUTH
A new website has been launched by Castle Point Youth Council to act as a guide to activities, events and services available to young people in the local area. The website address is http://www.thinkitclickit.co.uk.
If you know of a local community project, club or sports team that could do with some extra publicity, then the Youth Council would be pleased to feature it on the site's homepage.
More information about the Youth Council itself can be found at http://www.cpyc.co.uk.
[18 Jul 2011]
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NEW SHOPPER BUS SERVICE
Essex County Council, in conjunction with Wyvern Community Transport, have introduced the Hadleigh Shopper Bus (Service SB71) from 18 July. This service operates twice-daily on Mondays and Thursdays to Morrisons store in Hadleigh.
There is a flat fare of £3.00 (for a single or return) but free travel is possible with a concessionary bus pass. Children aged 5 to 16 travel half price and under 5s travel for free.
The service starts at Woodfield Road (opposite Ormonde Avenue) at 10.00am and 11.30am, and then travels along Woodfield Road (opp. Ewan Way), Scrub Lane, Rectory Road and High Street to Morrisons. Return buses leave Morrisons at 12.00 noon and 1.30pm.
The bus will stop at any point along the route to pickup, if it is safe to do so. The telephone number for the bus operator, Wyvern Community Transport, is 01702 544551.
[18 Jul 2011]
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NEW WEBSITE FOR HADLEIGH
A new website for Hadleigh has created by local online marketing company Essex SEO. The company has an office above Barclays Bank in London Road and specialises in getting client websites ranked at the top of Google search results. The new website aims to provide a complete directory of shops, businesses and organisations in the local area and has a facility for people to leave reviews. It also has news and events sections. The address of the new website is www.hadleigh.net.
[5 Jul 2011]
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OLYMPIC LEGACY GRANTS AVAILABLE
Grants are available to voluntary and community groups for funding projects that build on the ethos of the Olympics by linking to one or more of the following themes: Friendship, Excellence, Respect, Courage, Determination, Equality and Inspiration.
The maximum grant available is £500 and the project must involve volunteers in the shaping and delivery. The deadline for receipt of completed applications is Friday 8 July. An application form and guidance notes can be downloaded from the CAVS website at: http://www.cavscastlepoint.org.uk/funding.htm
For more information, contact Pippa Doxford by email at pippa.doxford@castlepointavs.org.uk or phone 01268 638416.
[25 Jun 2011]
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NEW LIBRARY OPENING HOURS
From Monday 4 July, Hadleigh Library will be open from 9.00am to 5.30pm on Mondays, Tuesdays, Thursday and Fridays and from 9.00am to 5.00pm on Saturdays. Six hours have been cut from the previous opening hours as a result of cuts in Essex County Council funding.
[Updated 5 Jul 2011]
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ENDWAY COMMUNITY ASSOCATION MEETING
A meeting of the newly-formed Endway Community Association is to be held on 7 July at Hadleigh Methodist Church. The group is campaigning to save Endway Car Park from residential development, as proposed under the Hadleigh Town Centre Masterplan, and is looking into the feasibility of building a new community hall to replace the British Legion Hall.
A newsletter has been reently been issued and a website established at www.endwayca.org.uk. The meeting is open to anyone and supporters have been invited to join the Association with a £20.00 donation.
[24 Jun 2011]
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CROWN PUB CAR PARK BOARDED OFF
The car park of the Crown Pub has been boarded off for use as the location of the site offices for the new Morrisons superstore development. The unofficial right of way across the car park will not be accessible whilst this is on-going.
[24 Jun 2011]
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COSTCUTTER TO MOVE INTO WOOLWORTHS SITE?
A branch of Costcutter looks set to move into the former Woolworth's store on London Road, Hadleigh. An application by Costcutter to sell alcohol at the premises has been posted on one of the shop windows.
[24 Jun 2011]
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NEW COMPUTER COMPANY
A new computer company, A & E Computers, has started up at 212 London Road, in the former Nationwide Building Society agency office. The company offers a repair service in your own home or office and sells a range of equipment. It also plans to offer training. The company's website is at http://www.aandecomputers.co.uk.
[Updated 18 Jul 2011]
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LOOKERS SITE DEMOLITION BEGINS
Demolition of the former Lookers car showroom buildings in London Road has begun, in preparation for the building of the new Morrisons store. The store is expected to be completed early in 2012.
[17 Jun 2011]
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HADLEIGH HALL CLOSURE
Hadleigh Hall, the community hall in John H Burrows Recreation Ground, is temporarily closed. The lease on the hall has been surrendered to Castle Point Council by Sovereign Leisure who have been unable to fund improvements. The council says it will carry out works to the hall and then run it until another company or group can be found to take over.
Echo article (via TinyURL): http://tinyurl.com/6g9nqfv
[17 Jun 2011]
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CCTV CAMERAS INSTALLED
Six CCTV cameras have been installed at various locations around Hadleigh town centre. The cameras are affixed to posts that are considerably thicker than lamposts and have solar(?) panels at the top. The CCTV equipment is part of £1.5m worth of improvements to the town centre funded by money from the Department for Communities & Local Government. The funding was also used to purchase the old Fire Station and The Crown pub and to refurbish the Rectory Road Car Park toilets.
[1 Jun 2011]
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RECTORY ROAD CAR PARKING CHARGES RISE
From 1 May 2011, the charges for parking in Rectory Road Car Park have been increased. For an hour's parking, the charge is now 50p. For up to two hours the charge is 70p and for up to three hours, £1.10. Parking is free on Sundays and is currently also free on Saturdays.
[1 Jun 2011]
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TEST RACES FOR OLYMPIC MOUNTAIN BIKING TRACK
The recently-completed London 2012 Olympic Mountain Biking Track at Hadleigh Farm will be tested on Sunday 31 July 2011 when trial races for men and women will be held as part of the Hadleigh Farm Mountain Bike International. The women's race will start at 11.00am and the men's race at 2.00pm. Tickets will be available via Ticketmaster from 26 May 2011 and will be sold on a first come, first served basis.
There will be no spectator car parking and the Salvation Army Training Centre car park will be closed. Temporary traffic management and parking measures will be in place in the immediate area around the venue from 8.00am to 6.30pm.
For more information visit:
http://www.londonpreparesseries.com/mountainbike
[13 May 2011]
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ENDWAY CAR PARK CAMPAIGN
A campaign to save Endway Car Park in Castle Lane from redevelopment, as envisaged in the Hadleigh Town Centre Masterplan, was launched at a public meeting held at Hadleigh Methodist Church on 5 May.
The main speaker at the meeting was Neil Hamper, a retired accountant, who outlined the development proposed in the Masterplan and sought support to save the car park and build a new community hall to replace the aging British Legion Hall. The meeting voted to form 'Endway Community Association' to pursue these aims and a steering group is being established.
Echo story (via TinyURL): http://tinyurl.com/697fwr6
[12 May 2011]
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CASTLE POINT WILDLIFE GROUP AGM NEWS
At the AGM of Castle Point Wildlife Group held on 27 April, Paul Heywood took over from Grahame Ash as Chairman of the group. Neal Warren is now Secretary and Pam Warren became Treasurer.
The group is responsible for the management of West Wood and carries out regular work parties details of which appear on the 'What's On' page. The West Wood Management Plan is available on Castle Point Borough Council's website at:
http://www.castlepoint.gov.uk/main.cfm?type=3337
The group's latest newsletter (May 2011) is available from:
http://www.castlepointwildlifegroup.co.uk.
[Updated 13 May 2011]
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LOOKERS SITE FENCED OFF
Fencing has been erected around the old Lookers site on London Road in preparation for the start of work on the new Morrisons store.
[26 Apr 2011]
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HADLEIGH ART TRAIL
Hadleigh is to stage an Art Trail in October when local artists will exhibit their work in shops, businesses and public spaces around Hadleigh Town Centre including the newly restored Old Fire Station.
The Art Trail will run from 8th October to 15th October. Application forms are now available for individual and group registration. For more information, phone Roxie Curry on 01702 318171, or e-mail Roxie at Roxie.Curry@Rochford.gov.uk
[19 Apr 2011]
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NEW MORRISONS SUPERSTORE PLAN APPROVED
The planning application to build a new Morrisons superstore on the old Lookers site was approved on Wednesday 24 Mar 2011 at a special meeting of CPBC's Development Control Committee. There was some discussion about the proposed delivery area alongside Solby's Lane and the car park exit onto New Road but the application was approved with only one vote against (Cllr Dave Blackwell).
A webcast of the meeting may be viewed at:
http://www.castlepoint.public-i.tv/site/webcasts.php#pp13647
[27 Mar 2011]
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ST MICHAEL'S NEW CHURCH PLAN APPROVED
On Tuesday 1 March, Castle Point Council's Development Control Committee approved the planning application for a new church to replace the existing St Michael's Church in Daws Heath. The application was recommended for refusal by planning officers because the site is part of the Green Belt and the new building is considerably larger than the existing one.
Link to Echo article (via TinyURL): http://tinyurl.com/4kh8g83
[12 Mar 2011]
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MAKEOVER FOR THE CASTLE PUB
The Castle pub in the High Street has undergone a makeover, part of which involved painting the whole of the exterior white.
[12 Mar 2011]
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MORRISONS NEW STORE - AMENDED PLANS
Amended plans have been submitted for Morrisons proposed new store. The amendments include changes to the design and external appearance of the store. The planning application will be discussed at a Special Development Control Committee meeting to be held on 23 March.
The amended plans may be viewed online at:
http://wam.castlepoint.gov.uk/WAM133/findCaseFile.do?appNumber=CPT%2F511%2F10%2FFUL
[Updated 12 Mar 2011]
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PLANNING APPLICATION FOR 12 FLATS
A planning application has been submitted to for a four-storey development at 341-343 London Road, incorporating 12 two-bedroom flats and a ground-floor commercial unit. The proposed development includes 14 car parking spaces (12 for the flats, 2 for the commercial unit) and a roof garden.
The planning application may be viewed online at:
http://wam.castlepoint.gov.uk/WAM133/findCaseFile.do?appNumber=CPT/55/11/FUL
[12 Mar 2011]
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LIBRARY HOURS CONSULTATION
Hadleigh Library will have reduced opening hours following government funding reductions. A consultation on two options for future opening hours is running from 14 February to 27 February. Option forms are available in Hadleigh Library or to register your preference online, visit www.essex.gov.uk/libraries.
[16 Feb 2011]
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NEW SHOPS
Several new shops have opened in Hadleigh in recent times.
At 208 London Road (next to Tipplers off-licence), 'Simply Forget-me-Nots' has been open for a few months and sells a range of gift items, clocks, lamps, candles, mirrors etc and kitchenware. It also sells distressed painted furniture and offers a distressed painting restoration service.
At 295 London Road (opposite Lidl), a traditional sweet shop - 'The Sweetest Thing' has recently opened. As well as traditional sweets in jars, the shop offers chocolates, treats and gifts, party bags, wedding favours and baby shower/sleepover gift bags. A website is under development at www.thesweetestthing.com.
At 346 London Road (near Castle Road), 'Hadleigh Hats, Shoes & Bags' has recently opened. As well as selling the items mentioned in the name, hats are availabe to hire. The shop has a website at www.hadleighhats.co.uk.
[5 Feb 2011]
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TOWN CENTRE CONSULTATION ENDS SOON
The consultation period on the draft plans for the regeneration of Hadleigh Town Centre ends on Saturday 29 January. The plans include several controversial elements including two-way traffic on the High Street and building houses on Endway car park.
The plans may be viewed at the Regeneration Shop at 74 High Street. Alternatively, a detailed draft Supplementary Planning Document and a panel showing the top ten ideas are available to download from the downloads page of website:
http://www.heartinhadleigh.org.uk.
The heartinhadleigh website has an online questionnaire about the top ten ideas and further comments may be submitted.
The national Planning Policy Statement 4 (Planning for Sustainable Growth) is worth a read. Available from the Communites & Local Government website (see also the publications listed at the bottom of the page).
CLG link (via TinyURL): http://tinyurl.com/ydmeq8z
[12 Jan 2011]
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Hadleigh Town Centre Masterplan
On 21 October 2009, Castle Point Council's Cabinet on appointed a Member Working Group to advise the Cabinet on the development of a Hadleigh Town Centre Masterplan.
On 16 February 2010, the Cabinet appointed Urban Practitioners to develop the Town Centre Masterplan. This followed an appraisal process involving the Hadleigh Town Centre Liaison Group and Castle Point Regeneration Partnership.
One of the first priorities was to set up a 'shop' to allow residents to give their views on regeneration of the town centre. The shop was opened on 17 September at 74 High Street.
A website - www.heartinhadleigh.org.uk - was also setup to allow comments to be submitted online.
In December 2010, a draft Hadleigh Town Centre Masterplan was published. The document outlined various ideas on changes to Hadleigh to facilitate regeneration. A period of consultation then took place until Saturday 29 January 2011. The consultation mainly focused on a list of 'top ten ideas'.
The Draft Masterplan was adopted by the board of the Castle Point Regeneration Partnership in early March 2011, with an additional proposal to improve the alley from Rectory Road car park through to London Road.
The final Masterplan document was published in August 2011. It included some minor changes including removal of the proposed bandstand and dropping of the through road from Homestead Gardens to Castle Lane. The document will be considered by a Special Policy Development Group.
A Supplementary Planning Document, forming part of the Local Development Framework, will be prepared by Castle Point Council. There will be further consultation before the planning document is adopted.
See 'Planning Matters' page for more information.
[Updated 1 Jun 2011]
Hadleigh Neighbourhood Meeting & Profile
The next Hadleigh & Daws Heath Neighbourhood Meeting will take place at the Old Fire Station on Wednesday 29 June 2011. The main agenda items are listed on the "What's On' page.
The latest Hadleigh & Daws Heath Neighbourhood Meeting took place on Wednesday 2 March 2011 at 7.15pm and was held in the Royal British Legion Hall, off Castle Lane.
Some notes of the meeting may be viewed on the "Neighbourhood Meetings" page.
SEE the "Neighbourhood Meetings" page for information about these meetings and how to view/download meetings agendas and minutes from the council website.
The Hadleigh & Daws Heath Neighbourhood Profile (formerly 'Plan') is available from the council offices and is also downloadable from:
http://www.castlepoint.gov.uk/Documents/General/Hadleigh%20Plan.doc
NB: The downloadable version is not up-to-date.
The profile contains a lot of information and statistics about Hadleigh plus a list of priorities in terms of improvements to the environment, community safety etc.
Current planning applications
Listed in reverse application date order (latest first).
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341-343 LONDON ROAD - CPT/55/11/FUL - 12 FLATS + COMMERCIAL UNIT
Four-storey development incorporating 12 two-bedroom flats and a ground-floor commercial unit. Includes 14 car parking spaces (12 for the flats, 2 for the commercial unit) and a roof garden.
The online Case File may be viewed at:
http://wam.castlepoint.gov.uk/WAM133/findCaseFile.do?appNumber=CPT/55/11/FUL
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MORRISONS STORE, 175 LONDON ROAD - CPT/511/10/FUL - DEMOLITION OF EXISTING BUILDINGS AND CONSTRUCTION OF REPLACEMENT SUPERMARKET WITH EXTENSION TO CAR PARK
The on-line Case File may be viewed here:
http://wam.castlepoint.gov.uk/WAM133/findCaseFile.do?appNumber=CPT%2F511%2F10%2FFUL
An ameended application will be considered by the Development Control Committee on Wednesday 23 March 2011.
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LAND NORTH OF DAWS HEATH ROAD THUNDERSLEY - CPT/356/10/OUT - RESIDENTIAL DEVELOPMENT UP TO 239 DWELLINGS
The online Case File may be viewed here:
http://wam.castlepoint.gov.uk/WAM133/findCaseFile.do?appNumber=CPT/356/10/OUT
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Recent planning application decisions
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See the "Planning decisions" page for more details of these and earlier planning applications.
Listed in reverse decision date order (latest first).
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MORRISONS STORE, 175 LONDON ROAD - CPT/511/10/FUL - DEMOLITION OF EXISTING BUILDINGS AND CONSTRUCTION OF REPLACEMENT SUPERMARKET WITH EXTENSION TO CAR PARK
APPROVED 24 MAR 2011.
The on-line Case File may be viewed here:
http://wam.castlepoint.gov.uk/WAM133/findCaseFile.do?appNumber=CPT%2F511%2F10%2FFUL
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21 LYNTON ROAD, HADLEIGH - CPT/121/10/FUL - DEMOLITION OF EXISTING BUNGALOW AND CONSTRUCT TWO BLOCK OF 4 X ONE BED FLATS ACCESS & ASSOCIATED PARKING
REFUSED BY DEVELOPMENT CONTROL COMMITTEE ON 6 APRIL 2010.
APPEAL REJECTED BY PLANNING INSPECTORATE ON 3 DEC 2010.
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MCDONALDS RESTAURANT, 124 HIGH STREET - CPT/542/10/ADV - 2 FASCIA SIGNS, 5 FREE STANDING, 1 HEIGHT RESTRICTOR, 2 BANNERS AND 1 CUSTOMER ORDER SIGN
APPROVED ON 2 NOV 2010 APART FROM FREESTANDING SIGN ON EAST SIDE NEAR ENDWAY AND HEIGHT RESTRICTOR.
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MCDONALDS RESTAURANT, 124 HIGH STREET - CPT/541/10/FUL - REFURBISHMENT OF RESTAURANT & PATIO AREAS
INITIALLY DEFERRED BY CPBC DEVELOPMENT CONTROL COMMITTEE ON 2 NOV 2010 BECAUSE OF CONCERNS OVER PROPOSED FENCE ON ENDWAY. AMENDED APPLICATION (WITHOUT FENCE) APPROVED ON 7 DEC 2010.
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MCDONALDS RESTAURANT, 124 HIGH STREET - CPT/540/10/ADV - 4.8M TOTEM SIGN
REFUSED ON 2 NOV 2010.
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HADLEIGH PARK LAWN TENNIS CLUB, ELM ROAD, HADLEIGH - CPT/554/09/FUL - REPLACEMENT CLUBHOUSE, NEW PARKING AREA AND FORMATION OF NEW FOOTPATH
REFUSED BY DEVELOPMENT CONTROL COMMITTEE ON 1 DEC 2009
ALLOWED ON APPEAL BY PLANNING INSPECTORATE ON 2 NOV 2010
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HADLEIGH FIRE STATION - CPT/566/10/FUL - CHANGE OF USE TO AN ARTS AND CRAFTS CENTRE
APPROVED BY CPCB DEVELOPMENT CONTROL COMMITTEE ON 2 NOV 2010
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MCDONALDS RESTAURANT, 124 HIGH STREET - CPT/540/10/ADV - INSTALLATION OF A 4.8M TOTEM SIGN
REFUSED BY CPBC DEVELOPMENT CONTROL COMMITTEE ON 2 NOV 2010
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MCDONALDS RESTAURANT, 124 HIGH STREET - CPT/542/10/ADV - 2 FASCIA SIGNS, 5 FREE STANDING, 1 HEIGHT RESTRICTOR, 2 BANNERS AND I CUSTOMER ORDER SIGNS
APPROVED BY CPBC DEVELOPMENT CONTROL COMMITTEE ON 2 NOV 2010 EXCEPT FOR FREESTANDING SIGN ON EAST SIDE NEAR ENDWAY AND HEIGHT RESTRICTOR WHICH WERE REFUSED.
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LAND OFF KILN ROAD, THUNDERSLEY - CPT/459/09/FUL - 150 DWELLINGS, NEW ACCESS AND ASSOCIATED OPEN SPACE
REFUSED BY CPBC DEVELOPMENT CONTROL COMMITTEE ON 26 MAY 2010.
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85 HIGH STREET, HADLEIGH - CPT/627/09/FUL - CHANGE OF USE TO A DOG GROOMING PARLOUR
APPROVED 2 FEB 2010.
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207 LONDON ROAD, HADLEIGH - CPT/442/09/FUL - PROPOSED CHANGE OF USE TO RESTAURANT A3 WITH NEW SHOPFRONT
An application by Latinos Restaurant to expand into the neighbouring premises.
APPROVED 30 OCT 2009.
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THE HOLLIES SURGERY, 41 RECTORY ROAD HADLEIGH - CPT/456/09/FUL - GROUND AND FIRST FLOOR EXTENSIONS
APPROVED 23 OCT 2009.
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378 LONDON ROAD, HADLEIGH - CPT/376/09/FUL - CHANGE OF USE FROM BEAUTICIAN TO A TATTOO AND PIERCING PARLOUR
APPROVED BY CPBC DEVELOPMENT CONTROL COMMITTEE ON 12 OCT 2009.
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JOHN BURROWS RECREATION GROUND - CPT/301/09/FUL - ERECTION OF CRICKET PRACTICE FACILITY
APPROVED BY CPBC DEVELOPMENT CONTROL COMMITTEE ON 1 SEP 2009.
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THE CROWN HOTEL, HIGH STREET, HADLEIGH - CPT/258/09/FUL) - DEMOLITION OF PUBLIC HOUSE & ERECTION OF DRIVE THROUGH RESTAURANT AND CAR CLEANING POD WITH ASSOCIATED PARKING.
REFUSED 21 JUL 2009 (DELEGATED DECISION).
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ASIF'S NEW PHARMACY, 247 LONDON ROAD, HADLEIGH - CPT/137/09/FUL - SINGLE STOREY REAR EXTENSION NEW EXTERNAL STAIRCASE AND HAND RAIL
APPROVED BY CPBC ON 7 JUL 2009.
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LA MAISON NOIR, 285-287 LONDON ROAD, HADLEIGH - CPT/68/09/FUL - CHANGE OF USE TO A3 USE (RESTAURANT/CAFE)
REFUSED BY CPBC ON 6 JUL 2009.
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LAND AT SCRUB LANE - CPT/45/09/OUT - RESIDENTIAL DEVELOPMENT FOR UP TO 32 DWELLINGS
REFUSED BY CPBC ON 24 APR 2009.
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16-18 THE CRESCENT, HADLEIGH - CPT 465/08/FUL - DEMOLITION OF EXISTING BUILDINGS AND ERECTION OF 7 HOUSES AND 3 BUNGALOWS
REFUSED BY CPBC ON 29 OCT 2008.
ALLOWED ON APPEAL ON 11 MAR 2009.
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