Evidence gained from None other relevant sources (owner, Ward member, Parish Council, B&NES Council) 15 - Furthering the social interests of the local community is described in the nomination in some detail, showing impacts of the period following recent score out of 25 and closure. rationale However, the presence of another public house in the village potentially reduces the social impact of The Yew Tree’s closure. is no evidence that the usage is actively discouraged by the Council’s Evidence provided by Policy and Budget framework and it is nominee not contrary to existing planning policies. C2. Is any aspect of the usage actively None Evidence gained from discouraged by the other relevant sources Council’s Policy and (owner, Ward member, Budget Framework? Parish Council, B&NES Council) 25 - No active discouragement by the Enter score out of 25 and Council’s Policy and Budget rationale Framework has been identified. The nomination states that The Yew Tree Inn has a very different character from the other pub in the village, which is also used as an Indian restaurant. It was used by all sections of the community: By families with regular family C3. Why is the events, and providing a large usage seen as range of play equipment for having social value children in its child friendly in the context of the Evidence provided by garden; community on nominee By young adults at its Friday night disco there are no other whose behalf the – activities especially for young nomination is being adults in Chew Valley; made? By younger and older residents as members of various sports clubs described above; By all residents, for whom The Yew Tree was a meeting place for them, as well as those from further afield.
Evidence gained from other relevant sources (owner, Ward member, Parish Council, B&NES Council) None score out of 25 and rationale 15 - Furthering the social interests of the local community is described in the nomination in some detail, showing impacts of the period following recent closure. However, the presence of another public house in the village potentially reduces the social impact of The Yew Tree’s closure. C2. Is any aspect of the usage actively discouraged by the Council’s Policy and Budget Framework? Evidence provided by nominee is no evidence that the usage is actively discouraged by the Council’s Policy and Budget framework and it is not contrary to existing planning policies. Evidence gained from other relevant sources (owner, Ward member, Parish Council, B&NES Council) None Enter score out of 25 and rationale 25 - No active discouragement by the Council’s Policy and Budget Framework has been identified. C3. Why is the usage seen as having social value in the context of the community on whose behalf the nomination is being made? Evidence provided by nominee The nomination states that The Yew Tree Inn has a very different character from the other pub in the village, which is also used as an Indian restaurant. It was used by all sections of the community: By families with regular family events, and providing a large range of play equipment for children in its child friendly garden; By young adults at its Friday night disco – there are no other activities especially for young adults in Chew Valley; By younger and older residents as members of various sports clubs described above; By all residents, for whom The Yew Tree was a meeting place for them, as well as those from further afield.
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