We are delighted to publish our V14 of the Redruth Neighbourhood Development Plan document which will be submitted to Cornwall Council. It can be viewed here.
We are also
publishing 15 appendices which accompany the document. The consultation results
are contained in Appendix 9 The Consultation Statement.
Appendix 1 Redruth Parish Local List Candidate Assets March 24 FINAL
Appendix 2 housing needs assessment final
Appendix 3 Redruth in Numbers FINAL
Appendix 4 Redruth Vision Investment Document
Appendix 5 Redruth Vision & Investment Plan Executive Summary
Appendix 6 Green Spaces in Redruth Parish FINAL
Appendix 7 Redruth NP SEA Environmental Report
Appendix 8 Redruth NP HRA Report
Appendix 9 Consultation Statement May 24 FINAL
Appendix 10 Redruth Action Plan FINAL
Appendix 11 List of current and future projects for Redruth Relating to the NDP FINAL
Appendix 12 CPIR GI Strategy Consultation 2021
Appendix 13 Brand Filter for Redruth
Appendix 14 Policy Information summary related to this NDP
Appendix 15 Redruth Shopfront Design Guide March 2024
Although led by the Council this is very much a community-driven plan and this involves working with YOU! If you are interested in contributing, please contact the Town Council at mailto:admin@redruth-tc.gov.uk or by telephone on 01209 210038.
Q: Why do a Neighbourhood Plan?
A: Creating a Neighbourhood Plan gives the community a process to have a say on the use and development of the land within the Parish. The Cornwall Local Plan was formally adopted on 22nd November 2016. This Cornwall Plan provides the overarching planning policy framework for Cornwall, which our Redruth Neighbourhood Plan will be considering. The Cornwall Plan will cover the period up to 2030. The Redruth Neighbourhood Plan will have the same time frame.
Q: When did the Redruth Neighbourhood Plan work start?
A: Redruth started the Neighbourhood Planning process for Redruth Parish in 2017. PFA Research Ltd were commissioned by the Town Council to carry out an initial survey of residents and businesses about the town, its infrastructure, and the community. A copy of the report is available for viewing and information.
Q: Who has been doing the work so far?
A: During 2018 volunteers and Councillors came together in five working groups:- Heritage; Housing; Transport; Town Centre & Economy and Public Services. Over 40 meetings have taken place developing evidence, issues and policy ideas for the topic areas. In addition to these working groups, monthly Steering Group meetings have also taken place, agreeing how to progress the work.
Q: What is the Steering Group?
A: The Steering Group is responsible for delivering the Redruth Neighbourhood Plan and operates to agreed terms of reference. The Steering Group is made up of a cross-section of volunteers from the community, including Town Councillors, up to a maximum of 15 members.
Get in touch - if you have any questions, comments or would like to get involved, please let us know by contacting admin@redruth-tc.gov.uk.
Remember, this is YOUR Plan, so have YOUR input.
Steering Group Terms of Reference
Latest Minutes from the Steering Group
PFA Research Report