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COMPTON CHRONICLE FEBRUARY EDITION
Hello everyone, the February edition of the Compton Chronicle can be found below.
Paper copies will be delivered in the coming days.
For any contributions please note that the closing date for submissions will be 12th February.
– The Chronicle Editorial Team
South Warwickshire Local Plan – Public Consultation
Residents are encouraged to respond to the above plan which opened for public consultation on 10 January 2025 and will continue until 7 March 2025.
This is a strategically important plan which sets out the combined aspirations of Stratford and Warwick District Councils until 2050. It is important that the plan receives as much public engagement and feedback as possible.
The plan can be found at:
https:www.southwarwickshire.org.uk/swlp/
It comprises three main evidence based documents:
Scoping
Call for Sites
Issues and Options
The main documentation and route for feedback is online but there is information on where to obtain or view hard copies or give feedback by other means.
There are eight distinct categories within the documents, each combining a range of topic areas on which feedback is sought. Examples include Economic Development and Housing. This has been designed so that interested respondents can quickly navigate to their areas of interest, dipping in and out without having to read the complete documentation.
There are 24 strategic land groups but those of particular interest to residents of Avon Dassett are likely to include planned development sites closest to our community including:
SG 13 – Gaydon/ Lighthorne Heath
SG 14 – East of Gaydon
G 1 – Land West of Knightcote
F 3 – Land NE of Knightcote
F 2 – Land South of Deppers Bridge
Detailed maps show all specific sites.
This is likely to be our last chance to influence the development of the Local Plan so please find time to read the documents and respond.
NHS Coventry and Warwickshire Integrated Care Board (ICB) have today launched a public consultation into the future locations of 35 community rehabilitation beds in South Warwickshire following approval from the ICB Board.
The public consultation will run from today, Monday 6th January 2025, to Friday 14th February 2025 and people are being asked to give their views on two potential options for the locations of the community rehabilitation beds.
The two options being consulted on are:
People are to participate in the consultation via a survey, by attending a consultation event, or by making a written submission, with more information on each available on the ICB website.
The consultation events will be both in-person and online. There will be 4 of each and the in-person events will be held at venues across South Warwickshire to ensure as many people as possible can attend.
The in-person events will take the form of a drop in exhibition which details the plans and the background to the potential changes. There will also be the opportunity to talk one on one with clinicians and other staff members who will be part of delivering the changes. There will not be specific presentation, so people are welcome to arrive at any point during the allotted time period. The details of the in-person events are:
| Date | Time | Location | Address |
| 17 January 2025 | 09.30 – 11.00 | Leamington | Dale Street Methodist Church, Dale Street, Leamington Spa, CV32 5HL |
| 21 January 2025 | 15.00 – 16.30 | Stratford | Rosebird Community Hall, Shipston Road, Stratford Upon Avon, CV37 8LU |
| 22 January 2025 | 16.00 – 17.30 | Shipston | Townsend Hall, Sheep Street, Shipston on Stour, CV36 4AE |
| 24 January 2025 | 09.30 – 11.00 | Warwick | Lammas Room, Hill Close Gardens Trust, Bread and Meat Close, Warwick, CV34 6HF |
The online events will consist of a presentation and then a chance to ask questions directly to the presenters. These will be taking place:
People are being asked to register for both the online and in person events if they are planning to attend. The registration links can be found on the consultation events webpage.
The ICB have created a dedicated section on their website with all the information regarding the public consultation, including the consultation document, details on how to participate in the consultation, and a list of frequently asked questions. This can be found at www.happyhealthylives.uk/consultation.
| Warwickshire residents urged to take care amid widespread flooding
Please do not drive through floodwater, regardless of how shallow it may seem. Not only do you risk getting stuck in flood water, but you are also putting other people at risk if they attempt to help you.
Following heavy rainfall overnight there is widespread flooding across the county impacting Warwickshire communities. With further rain expected today, emergency services and partners are calling on the public to take care when driving or walking near flood water. Our fire control has received 45 emergency calls since midnight and our firefighters have rescued 12 people from flood-related incidents. A number of these incidents could have been avoided if people had not driven through flood water. Partners are working together as part of the Local Resilience Forum to plan and prepare for incidents should flood levels continue to rise across the county causing risk to life and properties. Sandbags are being distributed to properties which have been identified as at risk and a rest centre has been set up in Wolston for those living in properties affected by the flood water. If you come across floodwater, please follow these important safety guidelines:
Warwickshire Resilience Forum Co-Chair and Chief Fire Officer at Warwickshire Fire and Rescue Service, Ben Brook, said: “It is vital that Warwickshire residents and businesses takes steps to protect themselves and others during this period of heavy rain and flooding. “Please avoid driving or walking through floodwater, and always heed the advice and warnings from emergency services. If you encounter signs warning against driving through flooded areas, please respect them for your safety and the safety of those who have to go in to rescue you!” Flood advice and support is available for Warwickshire residents and businesses here https://www.warwickshireresilienceforum.org/risks/flooding/#respond You can check which rivers have flood alerts or flood warnings in place by visiting https://check-for-flooding.service.gov.uk/ If you see flooding of public drains and roads please report it here https://www.warwickshire.gov.uk/reportit You should also call the Environment Agency Floodline on 0345 988 1188 if you see flooding from collapsed or badly damaged riverbanks, or unusual changes in river flow. Please call Severn Trent Water on 0800 783 4444 if you see flooding from sewers and burst water mains. |
ROAD TRAFFIC REGULATION ACT 1984, SECTION 14
TEMPORARY CLOSURE OF DASSETT ROAD, AVON DASSETT
Warwickshire County Council has made a Temporary Traffic Order details as indicated below:
Effect of Order Dassett Road, Avon Dassett closed to vehicular traffic between Lower End and Farnborough Road.
Reason for Order To enable works to excavate and renew waste meter.
Order Effective from: 21 January 2025 for up to 18 months or until works are completed, whichever is sooner.
Anticipated Completion Date: 24 January 2025
Access & Diversion: An alternative route will be signed and is available via: Lower End, Church Hill, Avon Dassett Road, Dassett Road and vice versa.
Vehicular access & egress will be maintained where possible.
Contractor: For STW, Chevron TM Ltd
Tel: 0330 008 0820.
To report any problems with these works or for further details of our current & planned roadworks visit our website www.warwickshire.gov.uk/roadworksmap or call on 01926 412515.
While central government grants make up around 53% of the total funding, the remaining portion comes from local taxpayers through the Police Precept element of Council Tax bills. It’s therefore really important that we hear the views of local residents before the Police and Crime Commissioner proposes the budget for the year ahead, setting the amount that residents will have to pay.
To gather these views, we have set up a simple survey to seek feedback on several options for the Precept level from anyone who lives within Warwickshire. We want as many residents as possible to take part and give their feedback, so any help you can give spreading the word among your local community will be much appreciated.
You can find full details of the survey at: https://www.warwickshire-pcc.gov.uk/budget-2025-26/ – please do complete yourselves and encourage others to do so before it closes towards the end of January. I have also attached a copy of a poster that could be displayed on community noticeboards to help promote the survey. Any assistance you can give to help ensure we get as many responses as possible from across Warwickshire will be much appreciated.
The survey will run until at least mid-January, with the final budget proposals being made in early February.
Consultation – Stratford-on-Avon District Council (Public Spaces Protection) (Dog Fouling) Order 2025
The Council will shortly consider making a public spaces protection order, effective across the whole district, to prohibit people from failing to pick up after their dogs.
Public spaces protection orders are designed to tackle anti-social behaviour in public places. The behaviour which the Council is looking to prohibit has been identified as detrimental to the area, persistent and unreasonable.
The Council is required to consult or notify you of any proposals to make public spaces protection orders. The Council would value your opinion in relation to this proposed order. Should you wish to take part in this consultation, please visit the Council’s website – Proposed PSPO (Dog Fouling) Consultation | Stratford-on-Avon District Council: https://www.stratford.gov.uk/environment/proposed-pspo-dog-fouling-consultation.cfm
The last date for consultation responses is 24th January 2025.
Benjamin Ellis
Senior Environmental Health Officer (Environmental Protection)
