Bradwell with Pattiswick Parish Council

A public consultation is now open. The strategy will set priorities and guide investment in transport in your local area. Share your views by Wednesday 24 September.

Find out more and have your say at: https://consultations.essex.gov.uk/essex-highways/better-connected-essex/

Neighbourhood Plans give local communities direct power to guide and shape the future of their Parish. The Neighbourhood Plan provides us with the opportunity to establish objectives and requirements to guide and manage future development proposals in the Parish in order to ensure that local needs are met, but also to ensure that the valued characteristics of the Parish can be maintained and protected for future generation

The Bradwell with Pattiswick Parish Neighbourhood Plan was made in July 2019. After five years, it needed to be brought up to date. The Parish Council circulated a questionnaire to everyone in the Parish, the answers are summarised in a Report on the Parish Council web-site here.

44% of you responded to the questionnaire – thank you - and your answers have now been incorporated into the Regulation 14 version of the revised Neighbourhood Plan which can be downloaded here.  

Para 1.11 on page 6 of the revised Plan summarises the changes which have been made.

You are invited to support / comment on this version of the Plan.  Details of how to do this are on page 7 of the revised Plan.

By Post to: Tony Dunn, Ballaglass Cottage, Coggeshall Road, Stisted CM77 8AB

Or Email to: Clerk to Bradwell with Pattiswick Parish Council clerktobppc@outlook.com

Your support is invaluable.

Thank you

N.B. The consultation deadline is noon on Wednesday March 26 2025

EssexAir have launched a public consultation for the new draft Essex Air Quality Strategy. The consultation started Monday 20 January 2025 and will run for six weeks, closing on Sunday 2 March 2025.

The Essex Air Quality Strategy has been developed by the Essex Air Quality Consortium, which brings together all 15 borough, district, city, county and unitary councils across Essex (including Southend and Thurrock) to work together to improve air quality in Essex, under the banner of EssexAir.

The strategy sets out a shared vision, aims and a series of actions the consortium plans to take to improve air quality in Essex and help reduce the impact of air pollution on people’s health.

Residents are encouraged to share their feedback on the draft Essex Air Quality Strategy through a formal consultation response.  This can either be submitted by completing the on-line survey at www.consultations.essex.gov.uk/essex-highways/essex-air-quality-strategy/ or by emailing them at: strategy@essexair.org.uk