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Draft Policy Documents as of February 2019
- Vision and Objectives (download here)
- Access and Movement (download here)
- Culture and Community (download here)
- Business and Employment (download here)
- Housing (download here)
- Landscape (download here)
- Land Use and Social Infrastructure (download here)
Summer 2018 Exhibition
Farmers’ Engagement Evening – 14/03/18
Site Assessments – Final Report 13/03/18
Landscape Character Assessment for Cranbrook & Sissinghurst
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Autumn 2017 Exhibition
- Public Exhibition Posters
- Areas for Development Exercise
Respondents were asked to place coloured dots on maps of the parish to indicate where they would and would not like to see housing and business related development. The information in this ‘dots’ exercise is not statistically rigorous, and is only broadly indicative of the views of the people who attended the events. We have illustrated the breakdown of results from the exhibition in the Vestry Hall and St. George’s Institute (‘Halls’) and the Library (where the exhibition was unmanned). - Postcard Responses – Development and Housing
- Postcard Responses – Access and Movement
- Postcard Responses – Culture and Community, Business and Employment, Land Use and Social Infrastructure
- Other Postcard Responses and Support for Draft Policies
The postcard responses are from the public exhibition that took place in November. The NDP task groups will be discussing all of the ideas put forward and incorporating them into policies where appropriate.
Design Forum
Design Forum Presentations
- Amanda Goodchild – Sissinghurst Primary School
- Annie Hatcher – Cranbrook Operatic and Dramatic Society (CODS)
- Bridget Veitch – Community Centre Project
- Cranbrook Conservation Area Advisory Committee (CCAAC)
- David Collard – Cranbrook History Society
- David Summers – Age Concern
- Jan Ashley – Sissinghurst Resident
- Jan Ashley – Sissinghurst Scout Group
- Jeremy Boxall – Countryside Access
- John Bancroft – Speed Watch
- John Wotton – Campaign to Protect Rural England (CPRE)
- Linda Page – Cranbrook in Bloom
- Mike Bewsey – Countryside Properties
- Mark Sheardown – Invicta Properties
- Matthew Warne – Crane Valley Land Trust (CVLT)
- Nick Vinall – Windmill Association
- Meter Mellor – Sissinghurst Resident
- Randeep Singh Dhanjal – Environment Agency
- Sally Marsh – High Weald AONB
- Student Council – Cranbrook Primary School
Visioning Events