Hadley Wood Neighbourhood Planning Forum
‘Supporting good development, protecting our local character’
The Neighbourhood Planning Forum (NPF) was established in 2014 and approved by Enfield Council in July 2015.
Our draft vision statement is
‘Development in Hadley Wood will enhance the local community by improving public spaces and facilities, sympathetically and appropriately altering existing buildings, and by the creation of high quality new homes.
Hadley Wood has a distinct and widely appreciated rural character, important amenities, and a crucial rail link. The Neighbourhood Plan seeks to retain and protect these positive features whilst supporting sustainable growth’.
The NPF successfully applied for grant funding in 2017. We awarded a contract to Troy Planning and Design to write our local plan based upon the inputs of our members and the local community.
The draft plan will be reviewed by the NPF and Enfield Council, before proceeding to full consultation across Hadley Wood in 2018.
And we were also successful in our application for technical support; this funded the production by AECOM of a baseline report, ‘the Heritage and Character Assessment’. This is an independent description of Hadley Wood that highlights the positive aspects of the local character and emphasises the issues to be addressed. It is an important piece of the evidence base that will inform the Neighbourhood Plan. The report can be accessed below.
Anyone who lives or works in the area is eligible to join the NPF. Please contact the NPF c/o the Hadley Wood Association at hadley.woodassoc@btconnect.com
Further information is included in the following documents.
‘Supporting good development, protecting our local character’
The Neighbourhood Planning Forum (NPF) was established in 2014 and approved by Enfield Council in July 2015.
Our draft vision statement is
‘Development in Hadley Wood will enhance the local community by improving public spaces and facilities, sympathetically and appropriately altering existing buildings, and by the creation of high quality new homes.
Hadley Wood has a distinct and widely appreciated rural character, important amenities, and a crucial rail link. The Neighbourhood Plan seeks to retain and protect these positive features whilst supporting sustainable growth’.
The NPF successfully applied for grant funding in 2017. We awarded a contract to Troy Planning and Design to write our local plan based upon the inputs of our members and the local community.
The draft plan will be reviewed by the NPF and Enfield Council, before proceeding to full consultation across Hadley Wood in 2018.
And we were also successful in our application for technical support; this funded the production by AECOM of a baseline report, ‘the Heritage and Character Assessment’. This is an independent description of Hadley Wood that highlights the positive aspects of the local character and emphasises the issues to be addressed. It is an important piece of the evidence base that will inform the Neighbourhood Plan. The report can be accessed below.
Anyone who lives or works in the area is eligible to join the NPF. Please contact the NPF c/o the Hadley Wood Association at hadley.woodassoc@btconnect.com
Further information is included in the following documents.
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Potential Community Infrastructure Levy (CIL) investments October 2017 - click here
Minutes of meeting 25 October 2017 - click here
Vision and Objectives October 2017 - click here
Hadley Wood Heritage and Character Assessment 2018 - click here