Bath Preservation Trust (BPT) is warning that despite strong public commitments to address the Climate Emergency and mitigate carbon emissions, the Green Belt of Bath is at risk of being slowly eroded. At the recent Local Plan Partial Update examination, Bath and North East Somerset Council attempted to push forward the removal of land from…
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The latest on local consultations, planning applications and appeals across Bath and its environs, as well as national planning news. You can read BPT’s Planning Update for July 2022 here.
Last week, Bath Preservation Trust published its response to the proposed Milsom Quarter Masterplan (you can read more about this here). Richard Wyatt of Bath Newseum was keen to speak to our CEO Alex Sherman to find out what the Trust considers important for Bath’s future as a whole. Their discussion covers a range of…
Bath Preservation Trust is calling on BathNES Council to look beyond its plans for the Milsom Quarter and develop a “city-wide masterplan.” Bath Preservation Trust (BPT) says it welcomes the Milsom Quarter Masterplan – the Public Consultation for which is just closing (15 July 2022) – but is calling on Bath and North East Somerset…
The latest on local consultations, planning applications and appeals across Bath and its environs, as well as national planning news. You can read BPT’s Planning Update for June 2022 here.
From 21 June, Bath & North East Somerset (B&NES) Council’s updated ‘Local Plan’ policies for planning and land-use will be examined by a Planning Inspector who will assess whether they are positively prepared, justified, effective and consistent with national guidance for delivering sustainable development. However, Bath Preservation Trust (BPT) believes if some of the policies…
The latest on local consultations, planning applications and appeals across Bath and its environs, as well as national planning news. You can read BPT’s Planning Update for May 2022 here.
This year as we celebrate World Heritage Day (April 18th) and the attributes of Outstanding Universal Value that make Bath a City of global significance, BPT highlights that the next biggest threat to the City of Bath World Heritage Site is climate change, mitigation and adaptation. “Climate change is one of the most significant threats…
The latest on local consultations, planning applications and appeals across Bath and its environs, as well as national planning news. You can read BPT’s Planning Update for April 2022 here.
