for completion online, or you can download it. Why? Respondents said that derelict sites should be regenerated to improve the appearance of the gateways into Wooler Comments also to WNP Steering Group, c/o Define what is special about our landscape Cheviot Centre, Wooler, by 24th February and how we can protect it 2018. Why? Wooler is a gateway settlement to the National Park, and we need to protect our You can also comment at landscapes to maintain and develop Wooler as a tourist destination and as a place to live Objective 1: Landscape, Allow some small-scale development in Townscape and Heritage: outlying settlements (such as Turvelaws, Way to Wooler, Tile Sheds, Coldmartin, Gallowlaw and Haugh Head) Why? areas need to grow to keep them functioning as small communities Objective 1: To cherish our distinctive Ensure development in the town centre is landscape and townscape by ensuring new well-designed and reflects the special development is located to encourage character of the Wooler Conservation Area improvements in key areas of the town and Why? Wooler Town Centre is a Conservation Area, to ensure that the design of new with a concentration of listed buildings which make development reflects the distinctive it distinctive and interesting. Residents value these character of Wooler. Our historic areas, and want to see them respected. environment will be an inspiration to shape new development and our heritage assets Please comment here will be protected for future generations. To do this we have planning policies that: Encourage high quality design with a specific set of criteria to meet the social, economic and environmental of Wooler Why? Residents said that they want development that clearly reflects the special character of different parts of Wooler. Define the spread of development around Wooler for the next fifteen years Why? It is important that any new development has only a limited impact on the landscape, the historic environment, and the National Park Identify areas for regeneration, particularly at key gateways, or entrances, into Wooler (for instance, along the A697 between the Peth and Berwick Road)
for completion online, or you can download it. Comments also to WNP Steering Group, c/o Cheviot Centre, Wooler, by 24th February 2018. You can also comment at Objective 1: Landscape, Townscape and Heritage: Objective 1: To cherish our distinctive landscape and townscape by ensuring new development is located to encourage improvements in key areas of the town and to ensure that the design of new development reflects the distinctive character of Wooler. Our historic environment will be an inspiration to shape new development and our heritage assets will be protected for future generations. To do this we have planning policies that: Encourage high quality design with a specific set of criteria to meet the social, economic and environmental of Wooler Why? Residents said that they want development that clearly reflects the special character of different parts of Wooler. Define the spread of development around Wooler for the next fifteen years Why? It is important that any new development has only a limited impact on the landscape, the historic environment, and the National Park Identify areas for regeneration, particularly at key gateways, or entrances, into Wooler (for instance, along the A697 between the Peth and Berwick Road) Why? Respondents said that derelict sites should be regenerated to improve the appearance of the gateways into Wooler Define what is special about our landscape and how we can protect it Why? Wooler is a gateway settlement to the National Park, and we need to protect our landscapes to maintain and develop Wooler as a tourist destination and as a place to live Allow some small-scale development in outlying settlements (such as Turvelaws, Way to Wooler, Tile Sheds, Coldmartin, Gallowlaw and Haugh Head) Why? areas need to grow to keep them functioning as small communities Ensure development in the town centre is well-designed and reflects the special character of the Wooler Conservation Area Why? Wooler Town Centre is a Conservation Area, with a concentration of listed buildings which make it distinctive and interesting. Residents value these areas, and want to see them respected. Please comment here