Our June/July 2020 consultation is live now
Our June/July 2020 consultation is currently live. Please click here to view it.
UPDATE: To download a low-resolution version of the consultation document in smaller file sizes, please use these buttons: Part 1; Part 2; Part 3.
If you or somebody you know requires a hard copy, please contact us and we will post it to you.
We invite you to review the information and fill in our feedback form or contact us by email or post with your comments.
We encourage you to submit all comments by Monday 13 July although the information will remain online and we will accept comments after this date.
To hear a presentation on the proposals and to submit questions, please join one of our webinars on Monday 29 June at 4pm or Wednesday 8 July at 6pm. Please register here for access details.
The webinar will be accessible via a web browser or you can call in. Visitors to the webinar will not be visible so may join anonymously. Those joining by web browser can also anonymously submit questions for the team to answer during the webinar. If you intend to join by phone but wish to submit a question, please email us in advance.
Alternatively, to speak with us directly and ask any questions, please get in touch to arrange a phone or video call.
We look forward to hearing from you.
Consultation approach
We understand the importance of consulting and engaging with the local community to making successful places that deliver genuine benefits for local people.
Prior to the Covid-19 pandemic we had started to meet with various stakeholders to help us begin to understand the aspirations of local people for the site. Next, we were planning to host a series on in-person events with the public and local amenity groups.
In light of Covid-19 and the social distancing measures that look set to continue for the foreseeable future, we have had to rethink ways of engaging with the local community on our development proposals. We are continuing to do this safely and effectively through this virtual consultation approach.
We appreciate that some may find it harder than others to access the information online. If this applies to you or somebody you know, please let us know and we will post summary versions of our consultation material to you.
We are also aware that face-to-face meetings are still a very effective approach of engaging with the community. Please join one of our webinars or let us know if you would like a video or telephone call to speak with us and ask any questions directly.
We will keep the ability to host in-person events under review moving forward, and will do so as soon as it is safe enough to do so.
