Parish Plan
Rather than merely responding to the plans of others for our parish, as it develops within the Borough of Telford & Wrekin in the coming decade, we want to take the lead in guiding our own development.
We want to preserve what we believe to be really important and valuable about our parish and community. We want to build on the things we feel are right and correct, the things we think are wrong in our parish and community, to make a better life for everyone - today and tomorrow.
The Little Wenlock Parish Plan is our community's expression of the way we want our community to develop in the most sustainable way possible. It provides a solid framework for our future development, allowing us to promote those things we want while resisting those we don't.
Making it happen, however, depends upon everyone playing their part, translating the Parish Plan's guidelines into firm and sustained action towards our overall vision of.....
"The highest possible quality of life for all our residents within a thriving modern village community and a diverse, tranquil and sustainable rural environment."
Choose your format:
- Parish Plan - printable document (PDF)
- Parish Plan - web version (HTML)
- Parish Plan - Microsoft Word document
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Parish Plan Reviewed - 10th November 2008
Open Meeting for Parish Plan November 2008 - read the report
- Open Meeting - pdf
- Open meeting - web version (opens in a new window)
- Open meeting - Word document
The Parish Council would like to canvas the views of a larger number of the community, and to that end a copy of the survey which was handed out to those present at the Open Meeting has been circulated throughout the village during December 2008.
Residents are invited to place their comments on the survey and return it either to a Parish Councillor or the Clerk no later than Monday 19th January 2009.
Findings gleaned from a public meeting and survey to every household in the parish, reveal a general satisfaction with the parish plan review. A summary of this exercise, which indicates any small changes, has been sent to every household in the parish
Following comments received, the Parish Plan was reviewed and issued.
