The Three Amigos ride again, together

10/11/2016

BAG, Billericay District Residents Association (BDRA) and the Billericay Society have joined forces to fight Basildon Council's Local Plan proposals to build up to 3000 new houses on Green Belt around our Town. This means that the combined number of residents the three groups represent is close to 50% of the population of Billericay. This is very exciting indeed as it clearly demonstrates to Basildon Council the desire of the town is to not build on green belt land. The groups will work together to ensure residents views are respected by Basildon Council and the Planning Inspectorate.

A joint event will take place in the Chantry Way Day Centre on Saturday 26 November to inform residents of the Council's latest proposals and to give advice on how to respond to the recently announced additional Consultation.

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Aims of BAG

To protect the Green Belt around Billericay and elsewhere in Basildon Borough from loss through excessive and unjustified development.

To prevent the character of our historic towns from being changed forever.

To ensure that any development that does take place is sustainable, with adequate infrastructure and prioritises local needs.

We support the need for a new Basildon Local Plan and the need for more housing. But it must be of the right number, the right type and in the right places to best help local people obtain a home of their own.

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Information on the Local Plan

The latest summary position on the long history of the Basildon Local Plan can be found here;
Current Situation

Historical items from the withdrawn Local Plan can be found here;
2014 to 2034 Withdrawn Plan Archive

The Four Firsts Charter

This will be updated for the 2023 to 2043 version of the Local Plan but the Four Firsts will remain a core set of principles.

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