21st October 2021
by StLukesRA
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Error – Brampton Court Hotel Planning Application

Therefore the original post is now reposted with the correct number.

I apologise – The number of self contained apartments is 14 NOT 24.

Brampton Court Hotel Planning Application

21st October 2021 by StLukesRA | 0 comments

A planning application has been submitted by Carmel Care (Part of the Valorum Group PLC) for 14 self contained apartments within the Brampton Court Hotel complex St Luke’s Road South.

Any resident wishing to obtain more information is very welcome to join the TTCCP (Town Centre Community Partnership) Zoom meeting on Wednesday 27th October at 7pm.

https://us02web.zoom.us/j/87647603655?pwd=RzBYUFdGd2hlMWxhajVCL0RFdGJuZz09

Meeting ID: 876 4760 3655

Passcode: 325772

This planning proposal is also available to view on Torbay.gov.uk/planning, then select find a planning application.

21st October 2021
by StLukesRA
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Brampton Court Hotel Planning Application

A planning application has been submitted by Carmel Care (Part of the Valorum Group PLC) for 24 self contained apartments within the Brampton Court Hotel complex St Luke’s Road South.

Any resident wishing to obtain more information is very welcome to join the TTCCP (Town Centre Community Partnership) zoom meeting on Wednesday 27th October at 7pm.

https://us02web.zoom.us/j/87647603655?pwd=RzBYUFdGd2hlMWxhajVCL0RFdGJuZz09

Meeting ID: 876 4760 3655

Passcode: 325772

This planning proposal is also available to view on Torbay.gov.uk/planning, then select find a planning application.

3rd March 2021
by StLukesRA
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Community Consultation – Transport plans for Torbay

There will be a public zoom meeting about the plans on
Wednesday 3rd March at 5pm – to join the meeting click on this link
at the start time: https://zoom.us/j/92987750771.
The Meeting ID is 929 8775 0771.

There is no need to reply to this email: To find out more about the survey
and plans, go to: www.torbay.gov.uk/consultations

To complete the Torbay Council survey, go to: https://www.torbay.gov.uk/surveys/walk&cycle2021/walking_
cycling2021.htm

The consultation closes on Sunday 14 March 2021

3rd March 2021
by StLukesRA
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Community Consultation – Transport plans for Torbay

Torbay Council is asking local residents for their views on transport plans
for the Bay. We here at Torbay Community Development Trust would like
to ask you to participate and to circulate widely to ensure your voice is
heard and that transport systems are designed well to meet all our needs.

The comprehensive plans cover everything from addressing climate
change to helping people to keep active, healthy and to thrive. You can
have your say on public transport, cycle lanes, scooters, cars and ferries,
as well as any ideas you may have to support Torbay Council’s ongoing commitment to the Devon Climate Emergency.

Members of the public are being asked to complete an online survey which asks questions which will inform three key strategic transport projects for the Bay:Local Transport Action Plan (2021-2026) – A new 5 year plan which includes a range of key transport projects to improve access for all
transport users in a variety of ways to be delivered over 5 years.
Local Cycling and Walking Infrastructure Plan (LCWIP) – A more
detailed walking and cycling plan which is the first of its kind for Torbay
and includes short, medium and long term priorities for improvement, in response to evidence.Active Travel Fund schemes (Phase 2) – Funding
has been provided to deliver a number of active travel interventions –
while some consultation was done on this before, there will be further engagement with residents before the projects are delivered. An
immediate opportunity to deliver a small number of active travel
interventions as agreed to and in response to the Government’s Active
Travel Fund.
Leader of Torbay Council Steve Darling said: “With plans for a new train
station at Edginswell and new national funding opportunities coming up for innovative transport solutions for Torbay to help more people walk and
cycle, there has never been a better time to have your say and help shape
local transport strategy.

“We are absolutely committed to working with the local community to
address climate change, while also helping people to keep active and ensure
local transport is as efficient as can be.

“We know how essential getting more active can be for our wellbeing,
especially during these difficult times – whether this is walking or cycling –
so as well as being important to protect the environment, we want residents
to tell us what we can do to help people become more active and improve
their health.”

Councillor Mike Morey, Cabinet Member for Infrastructure, Environment
and Culture for Torbay Council said: “Please do take the time to give us your views – this will help us set the priorities for our local transport over the
next few years.

“The Council has re-orientated its transport delivery priorities for more sustainable and active travel. This is particularly in response to the Council’s corporate priorities in relation to healthy communities, tackling climate
change as well as responding to the public.”

There will be a public zoom meeting about the plans on
Wednesday 3rd March at 5pm – to join the meeting click on this link at the
start time: https://zoom.us/j/92987750771. The Meeting ID is 929 8775 0771.

To find out more about the survey and plans, go to: www.torbay.gov.uk/consultations

To complete the Torbay Council survey, go to: https://www.torbay.gov.uk/surveys/walk&cycle2021/walking_cycling2021.htm

The consultation closes on Sunday 14 March 2021


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