WELCOME to the parish of MELKSHAM WITHOUT
in the heart of WEST WILTSHIRE
Wiltshire Council Public Consultation - Melksham NHP Reg 16
REGULATION 16 CONSULTATION : WILTSHIRE COUNCIL PUBLIC CONSULTATION Begins: 2nd December 2020 Ends: 3rd February 2021 Further information including the submitted draft neighbourhood plan and how to comment can be found online via http://www.wiltshire.gov.uk/planning-neighbourhood-consultations
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In the case of urgent Parish matters that cannot wait until the office is open please ring 07341 474234
The Parish of Melksham Without is in the Melksham Community Area.
It surrounds the Town of Melksham and has thirteen Members. It is the largest rural parish in Wiltshire and has a population of approximately 7,500. It covers an area of 2,904 hectares (7,173 acres).
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OBJECTIVES 2019/20
adopted at the Annual Council Meeting 13th May 2019
To continue working to produce a robust, community led Neighbourhood Plan for the designated Area.
To continue to investigate the possibility of installing a Teen Shelter in Bowerhill.
To continue to actively seek ways to promote the hire of the Bowerhill Sports Field and Pavilion changing room facilities.
To continue to work in partnership with Melksham Town Council & the Friends of Shurnhold Fields to actively develop the shared Public Open Space at Shurnhold Fields.
To continue to work with partner organisations to achieve flood alleviation in the parish.
To continue to work with the relevant organisations to improve Shaw Play Area.
To continue to maintain a good working relationship with Wiltshire Council, the Area Board and all the neighbouring parishes who abut Melksham Without.
To ensure, following the Local Government Boundary Commission for England review of the unitary boundaries in the County, that Melksham Without maintains its integrity and independence in order that the rural nature of the parish and the individual character of its constituent villages and communities are preserved.
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