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Mabe Neighbourhood Plan consultation

By Louise Dowe, Clerk to Mabe Parish Council Mabe Parish

Tuesday, 21 December 2021

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The Neighbourhood Plan for Mabe is reaching the final stages of consultation. The final draft will be sent to Cornwall Council for consultation in 2022, and before then there will be the last of the local consultation events, hosted by the Mabe Neighbourhood Plan steering group.

Scheduled to be held on 15th January at the MYCP Hall, Cunningham Park, Mabe, local residents are invited along to the public consultation between 12 noon and 4.00pm to give views which can be taken into account for the final draft of the plan.

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Andrew Bishop MBE, Clerk to Mabe Parish Council

  • 07756 650 604

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Mabe Burnthouse, Penryn, Cornwall

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