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that we have got it right and I would encourage people to come along to these workshops to have their say about what is important to them. " Workshop sessions will be running across the borough, with tea, coffee and biscuits available, on the following dates - Syderstone Village Hall Saturday 1st March 10am-12pm North Wootton Village Hall Saturday 1st March 10am-12pm Hunstanton Town Hall Saturday 1st March 2pm- 4pm Leziate Village Hall Saturday 1st March 2pm- 4pm Fincham Village Hall Saturday 15th March 10am-12pm Feltwell British Legion Hall Saturday 15th March 10am-12pm Tilney St Lawrence Village Hall Saturday 15th March 2pm- 4pm Downham Market Town Hall Saturday 15th March 2pm- 4pm NORA Project Office/South Lynn Centre Saturday 29th March 10am-12pm Lynnsport Saturday 29th March 10am-12pm Gaywood Church Rooms Saturday 29th March 2pm- 4pm Residents who would like to come along should either call 01553 616236 or 01553 61251 or email ldf@west-norfolk.gov.uk. The sessions are neighbourhood based and residents should attend the sessions for their area; a copy of the neighbourhood map along with further information on these events and copies of the consultation documents are available at www.west-norfolk.gov.uk or www.wnp.org.uk. Ends For Further information contact - Cllr Jason Law, Cabinet member for Regeneration and Development Services on 01485 535172 Leader of the council, Cllr Nick Daubney on 01553 616356 or 07717151884 50
Letter sent out to consultees Your ref: Our ref: Please ask for: C Churchill Direct dial: (01553) 616236 Direct fax: (01553) 616652 E-mail: claire.churchill@west-norfolk.gov.uk (date) Dear Sir/ Madam Your views on your neighbourhood – Consultation on the Local Development Framework and Sustainable Community Strategy. Head of Development Services Geoff Hall The Borough Council of King’s Lynn & West Norfolk and the West Norfolk Partnership are holding a series of workshops aimed at gathering views on the way the borough develops over the next 20 years. They are running a joint consultation on two major documents which together will form a blueprint for the future of the borough. The Borough Council is consulting on a series of discussion papers which will inform the Local Development Framework for the whole borough. The Local Development Framework will set out the borough’s planning strategy and policies, covering issues such as flood risk, renewable energy, affordable housing, development in the countryside and the regeneration of the borough. You may remember that we have already carried out consultation work on the Core Strategy at both the Issues and Options stage and the Preferred Options stage of the LDF process. Following Government recommendations and the production of additional documents for our evidence base, the Council decided to take a step back. We want to look again at the issues for the borough and make sure we have got these right. The West Norfolk Partnership is consulting on the Sustainable Community Strategy. A document which sets out overarching aims and objectives to enable service providers to take a coherent approach to tackling the issues identified by 51
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