Warmington Parish Council has 8 councillors returned following an uncontested election.
We look forward to a new four-year term of exciting challenges and positive achievements for the community.
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The company that is responsible for the agricultural reservoir to the north of Eaglethorpe, to the east of the Eaglethorpe underpass below the A605, has applied for permission to quarry land on the water meadows, close to Warmington Mill, across which the Nene Way passes. The application includes proposals to build a bridge across the River Nene to transport materials.
The same company has applied for extensions to ancillary works to the existing reservoir to be extended to 2030
and an extension to the existing plant and works site, that had been for the creation of a reservoir, to enable additional operational space for treatment of materials for landfill, stockpiling and storage.
The council has submitted a 36-page objection to the new quarry, which can be accessed here:
http://warmington.org/images/Files/WPC_Docs/MW_Papers/WarmingtonPC_submission_19_33_MINFUL.pdf
An executive summary of the points made is here:
http://warmington.org/index.php/19-community/246-new-quarry-at-warmington
The parish council is thrilled to announce that the Neighbourhood Plan, which was passed at referendum by the village with a 92% majority of votes cast, was officially adopted by East Northamptonshire Council on 17th December 2019.
The Warmington Neighbourhood Plan now forms part of the planning system and guides the outcome of all regular planning applications in the parish.
Thank you to everyone who took part in helping guide the future built environment of the parish and sharing your ideas and aspirations for wider aspects of shaping life in Warmington.
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