PLANNING MATTERS
Wiltshire Council is the local planning authority for Bishopstone. It produces the development plan for the area (known as the "Core Strategy" in Wiltshire) and takes decisions on planning applications. Under the Town and Country Planning Acts decisions on planning applications have to be in accordance with the development plan, unless material planning considerations indicate otherwise.
The Wiltshire Core Strategy is available on the Wiltshire Council website and can be accessed by clicking on this link. A summary of the policies which are of particular significance to Bishopstone is set out in this document:
The Wiltshire Core Strategy is available on the Wiltshire Council website and can be accessed by clicking on this link. A summary of the policies which are of particular significance to Bishopstone is set out in this document:
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PROPOSED MOBILE PHONE MAST
For details of the proposed Mobile Phone Mast (see Home Page) please see attached document.
For details of the proposed Mobile Phone Mast (see Home Page) please see attached document.
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THE CONSERVATION AREA AND LISTED BUILDINGS
The map below shows the boundaries of Bishopstone Conservation Area. Within this area special planning policies apply (see policy 58 in the Core Policies). Bishopstone also has a large number of listed buildings. Details are set out in the attached document.
The map below shows the boundaries of Bishopstone Conservation Area. Within this area special planning policies apply (see policy 58 in the Core Policies). Bishopstone also has a large number of listed buildings. Details are set out in the attached document.
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APPLICATIONS FOR PLANNING PERMISSION
Full details of the applications for planning permission in Bishopstone listed below are available on the Wiltshire Council website. Go to: www.wiltshire.gov.uk/planninganddevelopment and insert the planning application number given below.
There are no current applications.