Prestwich Village Neighbourhood Forum
Working towards a better Prestwich Village
YOU SAID - WE DID!
- The Inaugural Engagement event Feb 24;
- The Clough Day June 24;
- The Online DC Survey conducted July 24
- A design code is a document that is part of a Neighbourhood Plan and sets rules for the design of new developments.
- It is a tool that can be used in the design and planning process for a designated area. Eg: buildings, shop & road signage, public realm, walkways etc.
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The Neighbourhood Plan for Prestwich
We are a group of local residents who have used the ‘Localism Act’ to establish a ‘Neighbourhood Forum’ that will help develop Prestwich in the way that residents and local business want.
We will work with residents to create what is called a ‘Neighbourhood Plan’ – you can read all about what a Neighbourhood Plan is here: UK Govt – Neighbourhood planning (the link opens in a new tab in your browser)
The Neighbourhood Plan will take time to deliver, we are told typically 18 months or longer is the minimum it usually takes. During this period we will collect ideas, share information with you all about what we are doing but also what we learn about the wider developments across Manchester such Manchester’s future transport strategy so that we can see how this effects Prestwich.
You will also be aware that the Longfield Centre is being redeveloped. Although the Neighbourhood Plan will not be ready in time to influence this redevelopment, we will share with you the redevelopment plans that we become aware of and advise on how you can give feedback to the Council and the developers on their proposed plans.
