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LECKHAMPTON GREEN LAND ACTION GROUP – LEGLAG
Important Advance Notice:
Please put in your diary now and come to the Public Meeting at 7.30 p.m. at Leckhampton School, Hall Road, on 20th January, 2012, to hear how you can have your say on Joint Core Strategy, and the way it can affect our open green spaces.
Speakers, Sir Jonathon Porritt, Martin…[Read more]

A plannning application has now been submitted for the Delancey site – details on the councils website at – http://publicaccess.cheltenham.gov.uk/online-applications/applicationDetails.do?activeTab=summary&keyVal=LOXM8GEL0E100

A planning application has been submitted for the erection of an 80 bed residential and nursing care home at Windrush Unit Delancey Hospital, Pilley Lane, Cheltenham Gloucestershire GL53 9DU

http://publicaccess.cheltenham.gov.uk/online-applications/applicationDetails.do?activeTab=summary&keyVal=LNSTF3EL0E100

A recent planning application to demolish 2 garages on Moorend Crescent and replace them with two houses has been withdrawn following criticism from local residents.
The applicant has now submitted a new application for the erection of a single dwelling with integral garage following demolition of the existing buildings. The application reference…[Read more]

Berkley homes are holding a follow up consultation on their revised plans for the Delancey site on Tues 5th July at the former creche building on the site – between 3pm and 5pm.

I have put the plans for Delancey on my web site – http://www.charltonparkcheltenham.co.uk/id5.html

Delancey Hospital, Charlton Lane, Leckhampton Cheltenham.

Berkley Homes have bought the former Delancey site. There will be a public consultation at the site on the 21st May between 10am and 2pm and another on the 24th between 4pm and 7pm.
Adverts have been placed in the Echo and the developers will be undertaking a letter drop to residents…[Read more]

Hi Klara
Just thought I’d point out a recent forum post to you which raises concern about youths leaving litter in the park each evening. http://www.leckhamptononline.co.uk/groups/leckhampton-online/forum/topic/naunton-park-being-turned-into-a-landfill-site/

Wondered whether you might be able to offer some advice…

Tomorrow (April 1st) the updated April edition of the Cheltenham Events Calendar will be available for you to view online http://www.cheltenham.gov.uk/events-calendar

It contains details of events happening in the parks and other community buildings in Cheltenham Highlights for April including –

 Play & Sport Activities for children of all ages…[Read more]

A reminder of the Leckhampton Green land Action Group AGM tomorrow night – Wednesday 23rd March. 7.30pm for 7.45pm at Leckhampton Village Hall. Also tomorrow night the police are holding a consultation event at Leckhampton School about plans to close the local police station. That starts at 7.30pm.

Please join LEGLAGs new Page on Facebook – http://www.facebook.com/?ref=home#!/pages/LEGLAG-LeckhamptonGreenLandActionGroup/159844220732300

Need ideas for the kids for the Easter holidays, please check out information on Cheltenham Borough Council’s web site:

http://www.cheltenham.gov.uk/play

Do you have a problem you need to report to the Borough Council. Find out more and report it online at:

http://www.cheltenham.gov.uk/report

Sandy Lane, Cheltenham will be closed 11th – 15th April 2011 to allow for carriageway resurfacing works by Gloucestershire Highways.

The planning application to increase the number of places at Westfields Nursery, Leckhampton Road has been withdrawn. I believe this is due to concerns raised by Highways about the impact on traffic.

Message from LEGLAG Chairman Kit Braunholtz to members of LEGLAG -

Hello LEGLAGGERS, This is just an interim message to let you know that we are still confident that with your support, and the support of Councillors of all parties, we shall succeed in stopping the proposed development of some 1300 houses in Leckhampton and Shurdington. You may…[Read more]

There was a meeting at Leckhampton School this evening to discuss the County Council’s proposals for increase in primary school places in Cheltenham. Two officers of the county council were present and they outlined the issue of the shortage of school places for the September 2012 intake. There were some concerns raised about the impact on the…[Read more]