Wessex Flood Warden Newsletter Spring 2018 can be found on website Flood Tab. Of local interest regarding flooding of Brooks
Tannery Meeting Minutes
The minutes of the Parish Council Extraordinary Meeting held on Wednesday 18 April are now available on the 2018 Minutes section of this website
Update on Footpath 73
Wildlife and Countryside Act 1981- Section 53
Parish of Holt Path No 73 definitive Map and Statement of Modification Order 2016
FOOTPATH 73. From the metal finger post Bradford Leigh road, C.224,leading in a SW and W direction along a track (0.85 m to 1m width) and then generally NW through the adjoining field (1.5m width)to its junction with FP 31
Inspector’s decision following hearing on 14 March 2018 ROW/3178505
Having regard to matters raised at the hearing and in the written representations I conclude that the order be confirmed …. Helen Slade – for the Planning Inspectorate
Date of order 22 March 2018
This footpath will now be added to the Rights of Way for Holt and available for immediate use. Wiltshire Council & Holt PC will be clearing and installing new stiles or kissing gates.
The decision document can be viewed on:
https://www.gov.uk/guidance/rights-of-way-order-information-decisions-and-maps
Tannery Planning Applications
Planning applications for the development of the Tannery site have been submitted with a deadline for comment of 20 April 2018. Details of the applications and a comment form may be found on the Wiltshire Council website or through the links provided on the “Planning” page of this website. There are nearly 300 documents in the proposal. Links are given below to the various parts of the Design and Access Statement which give the overall picture of the project. There will be an Extraordinary meeting of the Parish Council in the Village Hall at 7.30pm Wednesday 18 April which villagers are invited to attend.
d&a part 1
d&a part 2
d&a part 3
d&a part 4
d&a part 5
d&a part 6
d&a part 7
Proposed highway works in Holt
Wiltshire Council contractors will be working in Holt from the 16 March for up to 10 working days. The footway alongside the Brook opposite the Village Hall will be resurfaced. This will involve the closure of the west entrance to The Midlands for 2/3 days. A diversion will be in place using the east entrance. Access to the Village Hall car park will be permitted. The footway alongside the Recreation Ground from Ground Corner to opposite the URC entrance will be reconstructed. This will involve a suspension of parking on that length of the street with 2 way light control.
Roadworks on B3107
Wiltshire Council have issued a notice of their intention to resurface the footway on the B3107 alongside the Recreation Ground and in The Midlands opposite the Village Hall starting on 5 January. The notice may be viewed here.
Tannery Development
The presentation materials from the public consultation may be viewed here.
Neighbourhood Plan Update as at October 2017
Our sub Groups have been working on the feasibility and practicality of implementing residents wishes .Please see the Neighbourhood Plan section of this website for an update.
The Highways and Streetscene Committee are currently looking at:
Completing a survey of the pavements in the village
Consulting with Wiltshire Council re traffic calming measures on B3107
Considering a new bus shelter outside the Three Lions
Extension of double yellow lines at Beckerley Lane
Researching Improvement of the Zebra crossing – warning flashing LED lights
Junction improvements – The Midlands/The Street/The Common – possibly in line with future Tannery Development
Tannery development consultation
Guy Colle, the owner, and his development team will be on hand at the Tannery between 4pm and 7.30pm on Tuesday 17 October. Please make an effort to attend and, if you wish, make your views heard. Event details are here.
New Plans for Holt Tannery Site
The site owners, J&T Beaven, are formulating a new regeneration proposal for the Tannery Site in partnership with the Glove Factory Studios and a new housing development partner, HAB Housing. This follows the expiry of a 5-year option with a previous land promoter, and the subsequent withdrawal of the 2016 outline planning application.
The new draft scheme for the site comprises: the comprehensive restoration of the existing heritage buildings (for offices, workshops and flexible multi-use space) which will be managed by the Glove Factory Studios; and circa 43 new homes with on-site car parking. A full planning application is being targeted for submission by the end of the year, with the aim of starting the development in Autumn 2018.
J&T Beaven, the Glove Factory Studios, and HAB Housing will be presenting their draft proposals to the community at an open ‘drop-in’ event that will take place onsite at the Tannery from 3:30pm to 7:30pm on Tuesday 17th October. Please do come along to see the potential of these beautiful existing buildings and to give your feedback.