Neighbourhood Planning Referendum results
Neighbourhood plans are prepared by town or parish councils, or neighbourhood forums. A plan can show how the community wants land to be used and developed in its area.
After a neighbourhood plan or order has been prepared, it has to be approved by an independent examiner to make sure that it meets the right basic standards.
Following the examiner's approval, Cornwall Council will organise a referendum on the plan or order, to give the community the final say on whether a neighbourhood plan or order comes into force.
If more than 50% of people voting in the referendum support the plan or order, then the local planning authority must bring it into force to help decide planning applications in the neighbourhood area.
Results of Neighbourhood Planning Referendums held in Cornwall are listed below:
- Fowey - 27 February 2020
- Gwennap - 27 February 2020
- Lezant - 27 February 2020
- St Stephen By Launceston Rural - 14 November 2019
- Chacewater - 17 October 2019
- St Erme - 17 October 2019
- Crowan - 22 August 2019
- Landulph - 8 August 2019
- Luxulyan - 8 August 2019
- St Agnes - 8 August 2019
- Illogan - 11 April 2019
- Newquay - 11 April 2019
- Lanner - 21 February 2019
- Lostwithiel - 21 February 2019
- Lanlivery - 24 January 2019
- Polperro and Lansallos - 24 January 2019
- Landrake with St Erney - 8 November 2018
- Liskeard - 25 October 2018
- Mevagissey - 14 June 2018
- Crantock - 24 May 2018
- Hayle - 24 May 2018
- St Erth - 24 May 2018
- St Mewan - 26 April 2018
- Withiel - 26 April 2018
- Feock - 8 March 2018
- Lanreath - 25 January 2018
- South Hill - 25 January 2018
- Gwinear-Gwithian - 14 September 2017
- North Hill - 14 September 2017
- Bude-Stratton - 4 May 2017
- Roche - 4 May 2017
- St Minver - 4 May 2017
- Rame Peninsula - 4 May 2017
- Truro and Kenwyn - 10 November 2016
- St Ives - 5 May 2016
- Roseland - 20 August 2015
- Quethiock - 20 August 2015
- St Eval - 27 November 2014
Neighbourhood plans are prepared by town or parish councils, or neighbourhood forums. A plan can show how the community wants land to be used and developed in its area.
After a neighbourhood plan or order has been prepared, it has to be approved by an independent examiner to make sure that it meets the right basic standards.
Continue readingFollowing the examiner's approval, Cornwall Council will organise a referendum on the plan or order, to give the community the final say on whether a neighbourhood plan or order comes into force.
If more than 50% of people voting in the referendum support the plan or order, then the local planning authority must bring it into force to help decide planning applications in the neighbourhood area.
Results of Neighbourhood Planning Referendums held in Cornwall are listed below:
- Fowey - 27 February 2020
- Gwennap - 27 February 2020
- Lezant - 27 February 2020
- St Stephen By Launceston Rural - 14 November 2019
- Chacewater - 17 October 2019
- St Erme - 17 October 2019
- Crowan - 22 August 2019
- Landulph - 8 August 2019
- Luxulyan - 8 August 2019
- St Agnes - 8 August 2019
- Illogan - 11 April 2019
- Newquay - 11 April 2019
- Lanner - 21 February 2019
- Lostwithiel - 21 February 2019
- Lanlivery - 24 January 2019
- Polperro and Lansallos - 24 January 2019
- Landrake with St Erney - 8 November 2018
- Liskeard - 25 October 2018
- Mevagissey - 14 June 2018
- Crantock - 24 May 2018
- Hayle - 24 May 2018
- St Erth - 24 May 2018
- St Mewan - 26 April 2018
- Withiel - 26 April 2018
- Feock - 8 March 2018
- Lanreath - 25 January 2018
- South Hill - 25 January 2018
- Gwinear-Gwithian - 14 September 2017
- North Hill - 14 September 2017
- Bude-Stratton - 4 May 2017
- Roche - 4 May 2017
- St Minver - 4 May 2017
- Rame Peninsula - 4 May 2017
- Truro and Kenwyn - 10 November 2016
- St Ives - 5 May 2016
- Roseland - 20 August 2015
- Quethiock - 20 August 2015
- St Eval - 27 November 2014