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The Land Action Plan consultation has now closed.
Thank you to everyone who took part, your feedback has helped the Council finalise the Land Action Plan and will also help inform its delivery and annual review.
The consultation feedback, including details of the amends made to the plan, can be found here.
The findings of the consultation were discussed at Cabinet on 9 February 2022, information about the meeting is available to view on the Council’s website.
The success of the Land Action Plan will depend on actions taken by the Council, as well as by a broad range of partners. Please email: climatechange3@cheshirewestandchester.gov.uk if you would like to be involved
In response to the climate and nature emergencies facing communities worldwide, including here in west Cheshire, a draft Land Action Plan: for the Climate and Nature Emergencies has been produced for the borough.
The plan focuses on land use, adaption and climate repair, a key theme of the borough’s Climate Emergency Response Plan. Setting out a vision for land in west Cheshire, the plan includes 68 actions that will help to restore and protect nature, which will both help tackle the climate crisis and provide many benefits for our communities.
Links to other consultations: Earlier in the year, the Council ran an engagement exercise on the Local Plan, which asked people to share their ideas on what the Local Plan could do to address climate change, to protect and enhance the natural and built environment and to highlight land that is important to protect. This Land Action Plan consultation provides an opportunity to look at land use in the borough in more detail.
Thank you to everyone who took part, your feedback has helped the Council finalise the Land Action Plan and will also help inform its delivery and annual review.
The consultation feedback, including details of the amends made to the plan, can be found here.
The findings of the consultation were discussed at Cabinet on 9 February 2022, information about the meeting is available to view on the Council’s website.
The success of the Land Action Plan will depend on actions taken by the Council, as well as by a broad range of partners. Please email: climatechange3@cheshirewestandchester.gov.uk if you would like to be involved
In response to the climate and nature emergencies facing communities worldwide, including here in west Cheshire, a draft Land Action Plan: for the Climate and Nature Emergencies has been produced for the borough.
The plan focuses on land use, adaption and climate repair, a key theme of the borough’s Climate Emergency Response Plan. Setting out a vision for land in west Cheshire, the plan includes 68 actions that will help to restore and protect nature, which will both help tackle the climate crisis and provide many benefits for our communities.
Links to other consultations: Earlier in the year, the Council ran an engagement exercise on the Local Plan, which asked people to share their ideas on what the Local Plan could do to address climate change, to protect and enhance the natural and built environment and to highlight land that is important to protect. This Land Action Plan consultation provides an opportunity to look at land use in the borough in more detail.
The Land Action Plan consultation has now closed. The results are being analysed and details will be published on this page in February. Thank you to everyone who took part.
The Land Action Plan consultation is now closed. Thank you to everyone that has submitted a response, your feedback has helped the Council finalise the Land Action Plan and will also help inform its delivery and annual review.
The consultation feedback, including details of the amends made to the plan, can be found here.
The findings of the consultation were discussed at Cabinet on 9 February 2022, information about the meeting is available to view on the Council’s website.
This survey is to share your views on the Land Action Plan, which sets out a vision and actions for using land in west Cheshire to help tackle the climate and nature emergencies. Whilst the Council can deliver some of the actions, we cannot do it all ourselves. We will need to work with a broad range of partners, from businesses and farmers, to communities and individuals.
We all have a part to play and we would like to hear the views of anyone with an interest on this topic, so that we can develop a plan that benefits both the environment and our communities.
What you tell us will be used to inform the further development of the Action Plan, and help to improve its delivery.
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An explanation of some of the terms found in the Land Action Plan can be found on the glossary of terms page.
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