Colchester City Council Preferred Options Local Plan Regulation 18 Consultation 2025

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Colchester City Council Preferred Options Local Plan Regulation 18 Consultation 2025

Policy CS1: Retention of Community Facilities

Representation ID: 11672

Received: 27/12/2025

Respondent: Braiswick Residents Association

Representation Summary:

Braiswick Residents Association objects to Policies CS1–CS4 because they do not adequately demonstrate how education, healthcare, and community facilities will be delivered in line with planned growth. Existing services are already under pressure, and the policies rely on future provision without firm commitments. This risks worsening access to essential services and undermines the creation of sustainable, balanced

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Braiswick Residents Association objects to Policies CS1–CS4 because they do not adequately demonstrate how education, healthcare, and community facilities will be delivered in line with planned growth. Existing services are already under pressure, and the policies rely on future provision without firm commitments. This risks worsening access to essential services and undermines the creation of sustainable, balanced

Object

Colchester City Council Preferred Options Local Plan Regulation 18 Consultation 2025

Policy CS2: Enhancement of and Provision for Community Facilities

Representation ID: 11673

Received: 27/12/2025

Respondent: Braiswick Residents Association

Representation Summary:

Braiswick Residents Association objects to Policies CS1–CS4 because they do not adequately demonstrate how education, healthcare, and community facilities will be delivered in line with planned growth. Existing services are already under pressure, and the policies rely on future provision without firm commitments. This risks worsening access to essential services and undermines the creation of sustainable, balanced

Full text:

Braiswick Residents Association objects to Policies CS1–CS4 because they do not adequately demonstrate how education, healthcare, and community facilities will be delivered in line with planned growth. Existing services are already under pressure, and the policies rely on future provision without firm commitments. This risks worsening access to essential services and undermines the creation of sustainable, balanced

Object

Colchester City Council Preferred Options Local Plan Regulation 18 Consultation 2025

Policy CS3: Education Provision

Representation ID: 11674

Received: 27/12/2025

Respondent: Braiswick Residents Association

Representation Summary:

Braiswick Residents Association objects to Policies CS1–CS4 because they do not adequately demonstrate how education, healthcare, and community facilities will be delivered in line with planned growth. Existing services are already under pressure, and the policies rely on future provision without firm commitments. This risks worsening access to essential services and undermines the creation of sustainable, balanced

Full text:

Braiswick Residents Association objects to Policies CS1–CS4 because they do not adequately demonstrate how education, healthcare, and community facilities will be delivered in line with planned growth. Existing services are already under pressure, and the policies rely on future provision without firm commitments. This risks worsening access to essential services and undermines the creation of sustainable, balanced

Object

Colchester City Council Preferred Options Local Plan Regulation 18 Consultation 2025

Policy CS4: Sports Provision

Representation ID: 11675

Received: 27/12/2025

Respondent: Braiswick Residents Association

Representation Summary:

Braiswick Residents Association objects to Policies CS1–CS4 because they do not adequately demonstrate how education, healthcare, and community facilities will be delivered in line with planned growth. Existing services are already under pressure, and the policies rely on future provision without firm commitments. This risks worsening access to essential services and undermines the creation of sustainable, balanced

Full text:

Braiswick Residents Association objects to Policies CS1–CS4 because they do not adequately demonstrate how education, healthcare, and community facilities will be delivered in line with planned growth. Existing services are already under pressure, and the policies rely on future provision without firm commitments. This risks worsening access to essential services and undermines the creation of sustainable, balanced

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