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This section of the site deals with the recent planning application in respect of Shirenewton golf Club.

Final note: Its all over. As many of you may be aware, despite all our hard work Monmouthshire County Council Planning Committee was unconvinced that community use of the Golf Club was sufficient to justify a mandatory contribution to the community to compensate for the loss of the amenity.

It may interest you to know that the Communiy Council have announced in the Parish Magazine that they intend to write to the County Planning Department challenging some of their recent decisions particularly with regard to local conservation areas.

STOP PRESS: 15th January 2005 - We need your help proving that we are losing a real village amenity. Click here.

STOP PRESS: 18th December 2004 - Application passed in principle subject to some deferred items. Click here.

STOP PRESS: 1st December 2004 - Application decision deferred pending site visit by Committee members. Click here.

STOP PRESS: 26th November 2004 - Officers recommend approval. Committee considers on 30th November. Click here.

STOP PRESS: 20th November 2004 - New Plans filed, update on decision time frame and more. Click here.

Background

The Golf Club was purchased by a development company which has submitted plans to convert the current club house and adjoining buildings at Shirenewton Golf Club into 10 residential units.

The Community council held a public meeting at Shirenewton Recreation Hall on Tuesday 7th September. For notes of this meeting click here.

Subsequentally amended plans were submitted and Shirenewton Community Council held a local public meeting at Shirenewton Recreation Hall on Monday 1st November.  For notes of this meeting click here.

Note: the amended plans may invalidated previous objections.

If you have already made an objection, we strongly recommend that to be safe you send a 2nd objection letter immediately. click here for sample objection letter - for help click here.

If you have not made an objection, we sincerely hope that you will make an objection. Registering an objection

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