Datchet Neighbourhood Plan
  • Home
  • NEWS
    • What's new?
    • In the press
  • OUR PLAN
    • What is a Neighbourhood Plan?
    • Neighbourhood Plan area
    • Planning policy explained
    • Creating the plan
    • Neighbourhood Plan team >
      • Delivery and Monitoring Group
      • Steering group
      • Minutes of our meetings
    • Useful links
  • CONSULTATIONS
    • The Consultation Process
    • Reg 16 consultation and referendum
    • Regulation 16 documents
  • Surveys
    • Survey: What's important to you?
    • Local List - heritage
    • Getting Around Survey
    • Getting Around Survey - Students' responses
    • Planning for climate change
    • Open spaces survey
    • Clean Air Day Survey
    • Summary - village-wide survey
    • What you like about Datchet
    • What you don't like
    • What you would change
    • What you would keep
    • Who responded to our village-wide survey?
    • What our younger residents say
  • EVIDENCE
    • Our evidence
    • Conservation Area & Listed Buildings
    • Datchet Design Guide
    • Local List - Non-Designated Heritage Assets
    • Local Green Spaces
    • Maps
    • Key statistics
    • Character assessments >
      • Drop-in Session Jan 2019
    • Townscape assessment
    • Air quality
    • Downsizing
    • Previous development >
      • A brief history of Datchet
      • The bypass which was never built
  • FAQs
  • CONTACT US

What Datchet's youngest residents have to say

The Neighbourhood Plan is for everyone, young and old

A Neighbourhood Plan can affect the development of Datchet over the next, 5, 10, 15, or 20 years so it's important that we hear the views of everyone in the village, young and old

St Mary's School

Every child at St Mary's school was invited to complete the survey and they also took home a copy of the Datchet Neighbourhood Plan leaflet. (It appears they were very effective campaigners as we have had several survey responses from their parents as a result.) The school council which has representatives of all ages, from 4 to 11, has recently sent back their results.
Picture

Churchmead School

Churchmead School has also been involved. Year 7 students (11-year-olds) were given an explanation about Neighbourhood Plans and how they work and they were then asked to complete the survey.

Picture
Picture
Proudly powered by Weebly
  • Home
  • NEWS
    • What's new?
    • In the press
  • OUR PLAN
    • What is a Neighbourhood Plan?
    • Neighbourhood Plan area
    • Planning policy explained
    • Creating the plan
    • Neighbourhood Plan team >
      • Delivery and Monitoring Group
      • Steering group
      • Minutes of our meetings
    • Useful links
  • CONSULTATIONS
    • The Consultation Process
    • Reg 16 consultation and referendum
    • Regulation 16 documents
  • Surveys
    • Survey: What's important to you?
    • Local List - heritage
    • Getting Around Survey
    • Getting Around Survey - Students' responses
    • Planning for climate change
    • Open spaces survey
    • Clean Air Day Survey
    • Summary - village-wide survey
    • What you like about Datchet
    • What you don't like
    • What you would change
    • What you would keep
    • Who responded to our village-wide survey?
    • What our younger residents say
  • EVIDENCE
    • Our evidence
    • Conservation Area & Listed Buildings
    • Datchet Design Guide
    • Local List - Non-Designated Heritage Assets
    • Local Green Spaces
    • Maps
    • Key statistics
    • Character assessments >
      • Drop-in Session Jan 2019
    • Townscape assessment
    • Air quality
    • Downsizing
    • Previous development >
      • A brief history of Datchet
      • The bypass which was never built
  • FAQs
  • CONTACT US