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ID sylw: 106353

Derbyniwyd: 26/02/2025

Ymatebydd: John Wilson

The increase in traffic increased traffic will over burden the already over used road that have already been impacted by the current developments in the village and surrounding area. This increases emissions and is harmful for the environment .
There are no major employees in the village therefor addition traffic especially at peak its as parole commuters to work .
Local school its already full this means additional burden on outlying schools again increasing traffic flows and additional parking issues in the local vicinity . This is already a problem

Local amenities are already at capacity Dentists, already full.
Local amenities are already at capacity Doctors, already under pressure

The village floods as is a know issue despite the best efforts to try flood alleviation measure , the village even has a flood action group.

Any future development will impact prime agricultural land and is against the governments aims of supporting and promoting british farming .

The village will loose village character.

Wellesbourne already has 25 years worth of housing agreed in south Warwickshire district. Well over the 5yr task it was set .


The Allotments have been in Wellesbourne for over 187 years . In the previous Local Plan submission the protection it was given if adopted was REMOVED INCORRECTLY by the independent inspectorate. This was a grave error on their part as agreed by our local MP. The inspectorate assumption incorrectly stated Allotments are covered by legislation and removed the protection from the plan . This removed any protection the adopted plan would have given the Allotments .
The error and incorrect assumption made was that all allotments are covered by legislation. This is a totally incorrect assumption this is dependant on ownership. Eg Council owned allotments are covered by legislation however those with private landlords like ours are not covered and have no legal protection under the Allotment's Act etc .

Wellesbourne Allotments been Allotments since 1838. The Allotments have a private Landlord the Church or England the rent paid to Diocese of Coventry Board of Finance and therefor in law they are not covered by legislation .

This has subsequently been raised and highlighted with the local Parish and Country Councillor and Local MP who all agree it was an error and unanimously support the retention off Wellesbourne Allotments as vital Green Space. They also have the status of Asset of Community Value .

In the latest Plan submission that has been submitted for consideration highlighted that Wellesbourne Allotments are designated as Green space and must remain so.