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Friday, 20 April 2012
Busy skies this Saturday!
Update: There's a report on the Fly-In in the Post.
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Tuesday, 11 October 2011
Filton Airfield consultation
Officers at South Glos have been working hard to provide the extra information the Inspector has requested. One area of extra work is on the closure of Filton Airfield. The Council will be holding some drop in exhibitions, some staffed, others unstaffed. You can find details of all the exhibitions and view the exhibition material online. The deadline for comments is Monday 24 October 2011.
Your Focus Team is also very interested to hear your views. You can find all our contact details here.
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Tuesday, 19 July 2011
The future of the Air Ambulance Service at Filton
The site at Filton is strategically located so that the helicopter can get to any serious incident within our area as quickly as possible. If it had to be moved to Staverton for example, response times would become longer and lives would be at risk.
Please let South Glos Council know what you feel about this by commenting on their Filton Airfield Position Statement (also available in libraries and at One Stop Shops)
Comments need to be made by July 29th to planningLDF@southglos.gov.uk or by post to South Gloucestershire Council, Spatial Planning Team, PO Box 2081, South Gloucestershire, BS35 9BP.
The Air Ambulance is run by a local charity - check out the Great Western Air Ambulance Charity website here
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Wednesday, 22 June 2011
The future of Filton Airfield - and the impact on Yate housing developments
If you are interested in the Planning Blueprint for South Glos, the Core Strategy, there is now an extra publication you may like to look at and perhaps comment on.
The decision by BAE Systems to close Filton Airfield means there is a large area of land that will be left vacant. Should this be a higher priority for housing than the North Yate area?
The Government Inspector who will be holding the Examination in Public has asked South Glos Council to put forward their views for discussion on what should happen about this.
You can find the Council's Filton Airfield Position Statement online, as well as in libraries and at One Stop Shops.
Any comments on the suggestions have to be made by July 29th to planningLDF@southglos.gov.uk or by post to South Gloucestershire Council, Spatial Planning Team, PO Box 2081, South Gloucestershire, BS35 9BP
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