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The Hampstead Neighbourhood Forum has submitted the new Neighbourhood Plan formally to Camden after a process of consultation and drafting that has taken more than two years.
If approved by Camden following a further period of public consultation, and later by an independent examiner, the Hampstead Neighbourhood Plan 2025-2040 will replace its predecessor, which has been in force since 2018.
Here you can view all the documents as follows:
• Hampstead Neighbourhood Plan 2025-2040: read it here
• Statement on modifications to the previous Plan: read it here
Government guidance requires us to show how we have changed the Plan. It also requires us to assess whether or not we have altered its fundamental nature. In our statement, we argue that we have made significant alterations but have not changed its essential nature. Therefore, we believe the new Plan requires independent examination, but not a public referendum.
• Appendices: read them here
The appendices form part of the Plan as they include essential evidence, explanation, illustration and justification for the Plan’s policies. They are titled: 1) Evidence base 2) Open Spaces and Biodiversity Corridors 3) Hampstead Local Green Spaces evidence 4) List of veteran and important local trees 5) List of important local views 6) Additional evidence for Local Green Spaces and biodiversity corridors.
• Consultation statement: read it here
Each body submitting a Neighbourhood Plan must give detailed evidence that it has consulted as widely as possible with local residents and bodies in order to produce a comprehensive and fully-evidenced Plan reflecting the views of the community.
• Basic conditions statement: read it here
Each Neighbourhood Plan is required to demonstrate that it is in accordance with the full body of planning law.
