Plannin Aid to close........Shepperdine left to wolves?

Thanks for your support in our struggle to get some representation over the significant planning and social issues in our small community.

Sometime we feel that DECC are leaving us to the wolves.

Many thanks

Reg

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From: Sue Webber
To: oldburynuclear@btinternet.com
Sent: Tuesday, 8 March, 2011 15:48:11
Subject: New Contacts for Planning Aid

Dear Reg,

Our Bristol Office will be closing on 11^th March and I would like to take this chance to say how much have enjoyed working with your group during my time as a Community Planner for South West Planning Aid.  I hope to continue with this work independently in some form in the future and if you would like to contact me then you can try the emails:

SueWebber9@gogglemail.com

Or

Sue.webber@blueyonder.co.uk

Planning Aid is going to have a new National Helpline on 0330 123 9244, please use this number in the future.

Planning Aid still would like to assist with the community involvement on the major infrastructure projects like Oldbury and we have made a further bid for this.  If this happens and more events/funding are available then we will let you know.

Best wishes for all your community planning work in the future

Kind Regards

Sue

Susan Webber

Community Planner

South West Planning Aid

The Architecture Centre

Narrow Quay

Bristol BS1 4QA

Mobile 07779 226598

South West Planning Aid offers free planning advice to those who cannot afford a planning consultant. Call our helpline on 0870 850 9807.

Our new National Helpline is 0330 123 9244.

South West Planning Aid is part of the Royal Town Planning Institute, 41 Botolph Lane, London EC3R 8DL. Registered Charity 262865 in England and Wales, and SC037841 in Scotland. Planning Aid is run independently in Wales and Scotland.