Tag Archives: Consultation

Here is the draft response from the Friends of the Downs to Canterbury City Council's management proposals for the newly created QE2 Coastal Park.

We would like all the Friends of the Downs to take the time to read it and let us know what they think - the final version has to get to CCC by the end of November.

You can download the document by clicking HERE.

This is where you get to have your say about the future of our town’s greatest natural asset – its coastline. Here’s the link to the consultation documents: http://www.canterbury.gov.uk/main.cfm?objectid=6439 The important bits are the plan itself: Queen Elizabeth II Diamond Jubilee Field, Herne Bay’s Coastal Park Management Plan and the various action plans: A welcoming place Healthy, safe and secure …

This is where you get to have your say about the future of our town’s greatest natural asset – its coastline. Of course, the Downs are part of the newly christened QE2 Coastal Park, and the Council’s Management Plan has a number of proposals relating to the how the Downs would be managed. Here’s the link to the consultation documents: …

This just in from our friends at Belfast… I am contacting you on behalf of Belfast City Airport Watch, an umbrella organisation which represents 20 residents’ associations and community groups, and which also has more than 550 individual associate members. I am contacting you because your organisation campaigns re the issue of aircraft noise related to what the government terms …

So the Herne Bay beach hut consultation was “long” and “public” and “very comprehensive”. I wonder whether the report of that consultation is also “long” and “public” and “very comprehensive”… if anyone knows where this report is, do let me know, and I’ll pop it on this website for all to see. Extra beach huts look set to become a …

Beach Hut Option Appraisal Report 2011

Here we go again! Despite the massive support for the Village Green application, and the clear message that Herne Bay wants the Downs unspoilt, the Council is thinking of putting up beach huts.

The consultation process is described below - the first step will be a debate at HBAMP (the Herne Bay Area Members Panel, i.e. our town councillors) on 14th June at 6:30pm in the Salvation Army Hall, 33 Richmond Street, Herne Bay.

Canterbury City Council is consulting on the latest requests for new yellow lines, parking bays, residents' parking and so on. Any objections to any of the items will be reported back to councillors in June and July. Items for which they do not receive objections will be implemented after the consultation period.

Vattenfall is in the process of putting together an application to add up to 17 wind turbines to the existing 30 turbines at the five-year old Kentish Flats wind farm.  It’s really important that the community and all those with an interest in our proposal to extend Kentish Flats get involved and tell us what they think. From 31 January …

As you may remember, dear reader, Canterbury City Council very kindly ran a public consultation exercise last summer/autumn to find out what Herne Bay thought of their proposals for our town centre. This is the development that centres on the William Street car park, and involves putting up a large supermarket next to the, er, current supermarket, and building a hotel and some shops and houses.

HB Times 14th Oct 2010