How you can help

You can help in several ways:

 

Are you interested in what's being built in your area?  If so, keep an eye out for development that you think is unsuitable; planning applications are advertised in your local paper, in and around your area and on the councils website - then either contact a District Group near you (find information about district groups click here) or the Lancashire Office (click here) and together we will look into the planning application to see if we can help.

 

You can also join the CPRE - to see all the benefits click here.

 

If you feel you would like to join, but are unsure, then please feel free to attend one of the District Groups monthly meetings - anyone is welcome - just drop the chair of the group an email/phone call to tell them you want to attend - click here for District groups in your area.

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Posted on: 17 Oct 2011
Parish Plan Guidance avaliable here
Posted on: 18 Apr 2011

The Localism Bill and the Budget implications...

Posted on: 07 Mar 2011

The National Planning Policy Framework is the Coalition's response to streamlining National Planning Policy such as Planning Policy Statements (PPS), Planning Policy Guidance (PPG) and Circulars.

Posted on: 07 Feb 2011

In October 2010 an event was held at the Merci centre in Manchester by North West Environment Link - 'Big Society and the Environment'.

Posted on: 15 Jul 2010

Natural England has produced a document 'Nature Nearby - Accessible Natural Greenspace Guidance' that outlines its proposals on how to implement the ANGSt standard.

Posted on: 09 Jun 2010

A Look at Rural Issues from a Planning Perspective 

Posted on: 07 May 2010

A Prospectus for Green Infrastructure - underpinning the sustainable development of Northwest England.

Posted on: 25 Mar 2009

A step-step-by-step guide.