Both of Calderdale’s MPs and a campaign group have given their views ahead of a public inquiry into a company’s application to build an incinerator in the borough, backing the decision to reject it.
It is likely to be your last chance to have a say, so take part in the Local Plan’s six-week final consultation, residents are being urged by Calderdale’s Conservatives, who remain opposed to it.
The Calderdale Together Investment Partnership has started work on a development in Sowerby Bridge as part of its commitment to deliver 650 new homes over the next five years.
Automatic number plate recognition cameras will soon be in use to catch “cheeky blighters” gaining ground by using bus lanes in Calderdale when they aren’t supposed to.
People will have until August 28 to add any new comments, for or against, to an appeal against refusal of planning approval for an incinerator at one of a waste company’s sites in Calderdale.
Approval is being sought for up to £400,000 being made available by Calderdale Council to address work relating to infrastructure issues at the Orangebox young people’s centre at Blackledge, Halifax.
The Local Plan is not a good deal for my Ward, any insinuation otherwise is facetious at worst, naïve at best… however don’t just take my word for it, take a look at the evidence.
A counter-demonstration at last week’s Calderdale Extraordinary Council meeting which approved the Local Plan was organised by groups including The People’s Assembly and the Unite union’s community membership.
Conservative councillors have pledged to continue the fight over Calderdale’s Local Plan following the draft document being approved at an Extraordinary Council meeting last week.
A new charge levied on developers might raise more than £24 million towards costs of new roads, expanding schools and places of leisure over the life of the new Local Plan, councillors have been told.
