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The Playing Pitch Strategy Consultation is now closed
Thank you to everyone who took part. The findings from the consultation can be found here.
Your feedback will be considered by the Playing Pitch Strategy Steering Group in early 2024 to help inform and shape the new strategy, which will be available shortly after.
We would like to hear your views on the draft Playing Pitch Strategy, which sets out our plans to ensure outdoor playing pitches meet the needs of existing and future residents of west Cheshire.
As demand for outdoor playing pitches changes, it is important we keep our strategy up to date with the needs of residents. The Playing Pitch Strategy was created in 2015 and previously reviewed in 2018, this latest review will ensure the information in it is kept up to date.
If you have an interest in playing pitches, or you live near one we would like to hear what you think.
The strategy covers the following sports pitches.
Football pitches, including third generation artificial pitches
Third Generation Artificial turf pitches (3G/AGPs)
Cricket pitches
Rugby Union pitches
Rugby League pitches
Hockey AGPs (sand or water based Artificial pitches)
Other grass pitch sports
The Strategy will be used to:
Protect, provide and manage sports facilities and outdoor sports areas across the borough
Help inform planning and land-use decisions affecting playing fields and outdoor sports areas
Support external funding bids and maximise support for outdoor sports facilities
Monitor and review the use, quality and accessibility of outdoor sport.
How to find out more
You can read the full draft Playing Pitch Strategy here, read an executive summary here, and the assessment report which informed the strategy here.
All of your feedback will be analysed and considered by the Playing Pitch Strategy Steering Group to help inform and shape the new Strategy.
The findings of the consultation are currently being finalised and will be published on the consultation page in Autumn 2023. We will share the final strategy shortly after.
The Playing Pitch Strategy Consultation is now closed
Thank you to everyone who took part. The findings from the consultation can be found here.
Your feedback will be considered by the Playing Pitch Strategy Steering Group in early 2024 to help inform and shape the new strategy, which will be available shortly after.
We would like to hear your views on the draft Playing Pitch Strategy, which sets out our plans to ensure outdoor playing pitches meet the needs of existing and future residents of west Cheshire.
As demand for outdoor playing pitches changes, it is important we keep our strategy up to date with the needs of residents. The Playing Pitch Strategy was created in 2015 and previously reviewed in 2018, this latest review will ensure the information in it is kept up to date.
If you have an interest in playing pitches, or you live near one we would like to hear what you think.
The strategy covers the following sports pitches.
Football pitches, including third generation artificial pitches
Third Generation Artificial turf pitches (3G/AGPs)
Cricket pitches
Rugby Union pitches
Rugby League pitches
Hockey AGPs (sand or water based Artificial pitches)
Other grass pitch sports
The Strategy will be used to:
Protect, provide and manage sports facilities and outdoor sports areas across the borough
Help inform planning and land-use decisions affecting playing fields and outdoor sports areas
Support external funding bids and maximise support for outdoor sports facilities
Monitor and review the use, quality and accessibility of outdoor sport.
How to find out more
You can read the full draft Playing Pitch Strategy here, read an executive summary here, and the assessment report which informed the strategy here.
All of your feedback will be analysed and considered by the Playing Pitch Strategy Steering Group to help inform and shape the new Strategy.
The findings of the consultation are currently being finalised and will be published on the consultation page in Autumn 2023. We will share the final strategy shortly after.
Where we're up to
Consultation open
Playing Pitch Strategy Consultation has finished this stage
This consultation is open for responses.
Analysing results
Playing Pitch Strategy Consultation has finished this stage
This consultation exercise is now closed and being analysed.
Findings available
Playing Pitch Strategy Consultation is currently at this stage
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