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LATEST NEWS - 01/07/10

Coventry Core Strategy.
Examiner's report to be discussed at council meeting on 6th July

Following the publication of the examiners report council officers Jim Newton (Principal Planner, Joint Policy) & Trevor Errington (Assistant Director, Planning and Transportation) have produced Report 7.1 , a precis of the examiner's findings. A full council meeting, to be held at 2pm on Tuesday 6th July, will discuss this and the current action to be taken with regard to the core strategy.

A note on the council website states:
Please note: As a result of the new government's public commitment to abolish Regional Spatial Strategies, we have suspended further work on our Core Strategy until there is clarity about new responsibilities and roles for local authorities. Once we have this clarity we will be issuing a public statement about our future plans. more....

GREENBELT RALLY

Saturday 24th April 2010
Coventry City Centre

The Rally was excellent –
a lot of people were on the march, and we attracted a good deal of attention through Broadgate.

Mike O’Brien, Geoffrey Robinson, Nobby Clarke, John Mutton, Andrew Burtenshaw and other prominent figures were there. Conspicuous by their absence were any Conservative members of Coventry City Council. Perhaps they were uncomfortable about defending the Core Stragey?

New housing for
Keresley Newlands

A proposal by the Cassidy Group
was recently put forward at the
Keresley Parish council
meeting.
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Save our Greenbelt

Show your support for the campaign by downloading our poster (just click on the image below) and placing a copy in your window.

The Town and Country Planning Act of 1947 was passed (later strengthened by Amendment in 1968) in order to protect land from ribbon development and urban sprawl. This greenbelt land is now under threat. The majority of open land surrounding the Keresley Villages is
GREENBELT

Save our Greenbelt
Save our Greenbelt campaign
The powers that be, Coventry City Council and Nuneaton & Bedworth Borough Council, wish to change the greenbelt designation of the land for use as housing.

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Keresley Heath

Keresley Heath to the South is bounded by the Tamworth Road. Established in the 17th century the oldest building is probably Akon House on Sandpits Lane. The church not being completed until 1847. Weaving was the main occupation. Green fields remain to the North of the village, the remaining borders having merged with adjacent Coventry suburbs.


Local views around Keresley Heath
The Wallace

The Old Shepherd

St Thomas church

Sandpits Lane

Texaco Petrol Station

St Thomas hall

Keresley Green Clinic

The Bell

The Beechwood

Coronation club