Audit Reports
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CIL Reports
- 2024/2025 - monies recieved and spent
- 2023/2024 - monies recieved and spent
- 2022/2023 - monies recieved and spent
- 2021/2022 - monies recieved and spent
- 2020/2021 - monies recieved and spent
- 2019/2020 - monies recieved and spent
- 2018/2019 - monies recieved and spent
- 2017/2018 - monies recieved and spent
- 2016/2017 - monies recieved and spent
Covid-19
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Dong Wind farm Cable and the Consequences for Little Melton
Dong wish to build a new windfarm in the North Sea and National Grid want it to connect to the substation at Mangreen; this requires Dong to construct an 80m wide cable corridor from near Cromer to the substation. In order to minimise transmission losses the cable should follow the shortest route. The cables will be buried 1.2m underground in 6 trenches about 8m apart (could be 0.7m where there are obstructions). Dong have been planning the route for several years and are proposing the route shown below through Little Melton - the purple area shows a possible alternate route.
Read more: Dong Wind farm Cable and the Consequences for Little Melton
Local Plan - 2021
South Norfolk Council (SNC) is consulting on plans to build at least 1200 houses in villages similar to Little Melton, no upper limit has been set. One preferred site and two shortlisted sites, each considered suitable for 25 houses, have been proposed for Little Melton. There is also a proposal to include a small triangle of land between Ringwood and Limes Close as being within the Settlement Boundary.
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Planning Policy
Sites offered for development in 2018
In 2014, South Norfolk Council published its Local Plan. The plan suggested that 10 to 20 houses should be built in LM over the next 10 years. The development at Ringwood Close provided 20 houses, 6 of which were 'affordable'. Subsequent developments at Limes Close and All Saints (each of 30 houses) were allowed because there was judged to be a shortfall in the housing supply for the Greater Norwich Development Area. Recently, a planning inspector overruled SNC and gave permission for 30 more houses to be built south of School Lane because the inspector considered that there was still a shortfall in the housing supply. So 110 houses will be built in LM instead of the 20 that were planned.
Tree Warden
Pippa Gunn is the volunteer Tree Warden for Little Melton - her article for the Parish Magazine in April 2018 is below. Pippa will be building on the work started by Sue Bell, who created a map of the most important trees in the village. The map also shows which trees are the subject of a preservation order.
As some of you may know, the position of tree warden for the village has been unoccupied since it left the very capable hands of Sue Bell last summer. My husband, son and I have recently moved to Little Melton and I am excited to be taking on this role. I hope to build on Sue's fantastic work by continuing the survey of the village's trees on the Google MyMap and by using County Council resources to add new native trees to open spaces. The new housing developments with their ecology zones and the expansion of the parish boundary in 2019 will provide particular focus for this. I am no tree expert, but if you have any questions or ideas with regards to any of the above, please don't hesitate to get in touch!
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Village Ceilidh - 21st Nov
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Village Show
The Village Show is where people exhibit the fruits and vegetables that they have grown and the things that they have created.
