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UpdateNovember 2024: 
Thank you to all those who voted in the Frodsham neighbourhood Plan Referendum on 14/11/24.

The results were: 777 yes votes, 201 no votes and seven rejected ballot papers. This means that the plan will now be "made"

A “made” neighbourhood plan means that the plan has officially been approved and adopted by the local planning authority.

What does the Neighbourhood Plan mean for Frodsham?
This is a significant milestone for a town council and the community involved in creating the plan.
Read more on Frodsham Town Council's website

VIEW THE PLAN

Notice of Publication of the Frodsham Neighbourhood PlanThe Plan is made up of 3 sections that can be viewed by following these links:

Part 1 (3,784 KB) - The Main Plan and Policies

Part 2 (42,323 KB) - Consultation and Reference Documents

Part 3 (2,836 KB) - Summaries of Community Consultations

All documentation for the Plan can be found in the Documents section of this web site or on the Planning Section of the CWaC website

What is a Neighbourhood Plan?

It is a plan which shapes the future development of your town. Thanks to ideas from local people, businesses and organisations we have a draft plan which covers 4 areas.

Housing

Where, what, and how future developments should look. We want to make sure that housing suits those who need it and blends with our beautiful, historic town.

Economic Development

We want Frodsham’s businesses to thrive, locals to enjoy their shopping experience and visitors to spend time here.

Green Spaces, Recreation & Leisure:

Let’s make sure that our green spaces stay green and we can all enjoy a variety of activities as part of a happy, healthy lifestyle.

Easy movement & Access:

Improving cycling and walking routes will help us to reduce the amount we use cars around Frodsham.

images Please note that future statutory stages of consultation on the neighbourhood plan will be undertaken by Cheshire West and Chester Council (CWaC). If you would like to be kept informed about future stages, please click here to email CWaC and request to be added to the consultation database for the Frodsham Neighbourhood Plan