WElcome to Bretforton
Bret School defies gravity
BADS first auditions
very important updates re station road
PLANNING APPLICATION W/19/00412/FUL- Land adjacent, Station Road, Bretforton.
Full planning application for the erection of up to 20no. affordable and 5 open market passivhaus homes and associated development. The date for consultation has now closed on the above application and you can read or download all of the documents together with all of the comments and letters received. Some of the letters make very interesting reading. It would seem that your Parish Council is Not in favour of consent being granted and Historic England and the Conservation officer have serious concerns about it. The policy officer at Wychavon however seems in favour which is a bit of a shocker!! Click on the button below and it will take you straight to the web site. We do not yet have a planning date but will keep you advised when you will be able to attend. If you haven’t got access to the internet, you can also write to Anna Brindle, Planning Officer, Wychavon District Council, Queen Elizabeth Drive, PERSHORE, WR10 1PT. |
BRETFORTON OPEN GARDENS
SUNDAY 2ND JUNE 2019 11AM - 5PM TICKETS £5 Children Free Come and enjoy a variety of gardens in the pretty village of Bretforton. Gardens taking part include cottage gardens well established, and newly constructed gardens, as well as the peace garden at the local school , and MJ Plant Nursery. The Manor Grounds providing the backdrop to the event has 5 acres of mixed formal and informal areas with all year round interest and colour. As you wander around the village you can admire the entries in the Scarecrow Competition, and after their success last year, Bretforton Choir will be performing again in the Manor grounds. This year parking has been arranged at MJ Plant Nursery Back Lane Bretforton and a Hedgehog Bus will be available to transport you around the village. Refreshments including sandwiches and home made cakes will be on offer in the Manor grounds as well as a plant stall and a tombola. A share of the proceeds will go to our chosen charities St Richards Hospice, and E.M.H.S.S (Evesham Mental Health Support Services) Tickets are available from Bretforton Manor, The Ark Shop, MJ Plant Nursery, and 10 Gras Close. Sorry no Dogs in the gardens. For more information contact organisers 01789720514 or visit our website-- www.bretforton-gardenclub.co.uk scarecrow completion details and entry form - click here
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Fab hockey results
The Hockey league season has now come to a end.
Great news for Bretforton 1`s as they win the league and get promotion up into the next league North Div 1. For next season. The 2`s had a difficult season but do stay in Severn 2 for next season. Bretforton Village Storage.
The Parish Council have arranged a dry, secure storage unit for village organisations to
Use. The unit is at Bretforton House Farm, Upper End, courtesy of the Appleby Family. To arrange access contact Parish Councillor Angus Grant, who is maintaining a register Of items stored. He can be contacted on 01386 831188. |
A crafty new idea!
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sports club support barnado's
The Sports Club members are raising money again, this time by supporting Shelley's 3 Peak Challenge. Get involved!
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bretforton conservation area extension
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A meeting hosted by Wychavon Council was held at the Fleece Barn on Thursday the 13th December at 6pm and members of the public were invited to attend. A presentation was then made showing how and where Wychavon propose to extend the conservation area and how that would affect us. A full copy of this presentation is available to download at the end of this report. The meeting was well attended and questions were raised at the end. These primarily concerned what effect this extension would have on any proposed development on the land at Station Road and whether it encompassed the ponds and other areas to the rear of The Grange.
It was made clear that including the entire site on Station Road would not in itself prevent development. What it would mean is that there would be greater design and layout restrictions on any proposed development. It was also noted that there are very important views across this land. With regard to the Grange the officer was not sure of the answer but would look into it.
What was clear from this meeting was that those people who did attend were in favour of this extension. A form was available to complete and return with any comments and both positive comments as well as objections are really encouraged.
Please send your comments in. This form can be downloaded below or you can do the whole thing online at https://www.wychavon.gov.uk/conservationareas then clicking on the online comment form.
It was made clear that including the entire site on Station Road would not in itself prevent development. What it would mean is that there would be greater design and layout restrictions on any proposed development. It was also noted that there are very important views across this land. With regard to the Grange the officer was not sure of the answer but would look into it.
What was clear from this meeting was that those people who did attend were in favour of this extension. A form was available to complete and return with any comments and both positive comments as well as objections are really encouraged.
Please send your comments in. This form can be downloaded below or you can do the whole thing online at https://www.wychavon.gov.uk/conservationareas then clicking on the online comment form.
Comment Form:
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