Same here mate.Where are you off to?
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Is the inspector an independent body in this or does Lewes have there own inspector working on there case?
He was appointed by the independent Planning Inspectorate to report to the Secretary of State for the Environment.Is the inspector an independent body in this or does Lewes have there own inspector working on there case?
It gets better.
Toads Hole Valley is recommended for inclusion in the National Park.
And there is a recommendation that the boundary of the National Park be moved at Sheepcote Valley to include the eastern flank of the Valley (ie to bring the National Park closer to where LDC want us to build a stadium).
If LDC were now to start arguing that Falmer was inappropriate because the stadium would be "immediately adjacent to the National Park", they'd find the same arguments would apply at Sheepcote Valley.
This is a report from Her Majesty's Planning Inspectorate. It's the same body from where the Inspectors for the Falmer case came, and the Public Inquiry into the South Downs National Park is run in a very similar manner inasmuch as the Inspector will hear evidence from all interested parties before making recommendations to the relevant government department. In this instance, the report went to DEFRA (the Department for the Environment, Food and Rural Affairs), the new head of which is Hilary Benn.
Falmer's case is being decided by the DCLG (Department for Communities and Local Government) - which contains the government's planning portfolio - the new head of which is Hazel Blears. So these two issues are not even part of the same government ministry.
All the right sounds, but I'm not dancing around with leaps of joy until I get 100% concrete proof.
But surely they will at least talk to each other? They are related issues and it's a major plank of the objectors' argument removed. Hopefully someone will point this out to Hazel, even if it's just unofficially in the Commons bar....
Falmer's case is being decided by the DCLG (Department for Communities and Local Government) - which contains the government's planning portfolio - the new head of which is Hazel Blears. So these two issues are not even part of the same government ministry.
Same here mate.Where are you off to?
All the right sounds, but I'm not dancing around with leaps of joy until I get 100% concrete proof.