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  • Fillongley Neighbourhood Plan – Additional Regulation 14 Consultation 2025

    FPC have taken the previous Regulation 14 comments to date on board and also new evidence (which is listed in the Evidence Base).  Please take time to review the proposed new Fillongley Neighbourhood Plan ( “Revised Fillongley Neighbourhood Plan for Reg 14 Consultation) and pass comments back through the link here – Survey

    The appendices and documents that give all the various evidence for the amended policies are available to download by clicking here.

    There are two documents which show the differences between the Adopted Fillongley Neighbourhood Plan (2019) and the proposed Revised Fillongley Neighbourhood Plan (2025).  These are the tracked change document (click here) and the Statement of Modifications (click here).

    If you are unclear or have any questions please contact the Clerk, here.

    Once the consultation is finished on 17th June 2025 the Revised Neighbourhood Plan will be reviewed by the Parish Council and consideration will be given to all comments.  A Revised Fillongley Neighbourhood Plan will then be submitted to NWBC for a Regulation 16 Consultation.  After that, the Plan will be examined by an Independent Examiner who will decide if the policies comply with national legislation and are justified and also if the changes are significant enough to warrant another referendum or not.   FPC will continue to update you with progress.

  • Notice – Solar Farm Public Inquiry

    Thank you all for your support before, and during, the Inquiry.  Support in person, support online, support by speaking at the Inquiry, and also financial support with the costs involved.  The Inquiry has now finished sitting and we are awaiting the Inspectors decision.  We will of course notify you when we hear.

  • Award Winning Knit and Natter Group

    Fillongley Parish Council are delighted at the success of the award winning Fillongley Knit and Natter Group.  The group have already yarn bombed the village in celebration of the Queens Platinum Jubilee, Remembrance Sunday, the Kings Coronation, Easter, Christmas and the 80th Anniversary of D Day.  The knitting has lifted the spirits of those who live in our community and those who pass through.  Thanks to Celia Parker and the whole team.  We shall watch with interest to see their next creations……

  • Neighbourhood Plan

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    Fillongley Neighbourhood Plan Adoption August 2019

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    Fillongley Neighbourhood Plan – Basic Conditions Statement

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    Fillongley Neighbourhood Plan Basic Statement inc Appendix

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    Fillongley Neighbourhood Plan – Consultation Statement

    In 2013 the Parish Council decided to form a Neighbourhood Plan.  This is part of the Localism Act that has aimed to devolve power back to local communities.  Since then, Fillongley residents and Fillongley Parish Council have been working on a Neighbourhood Plan.  This is a vision of how we would like our village to develop between now and 2034 which runs in parallel with North Warwickshire Borough Councils‘ future planning.   It was voted for in a referendum and was adopted by NWBC as part of the local plan in August 2019.

    Thank you to all who contributed to its success.

    This document can be viewed by clicking the icon above.  If you would like to view a paper copy please contact the Clerk to arrange this.

    Contact the Clerk here.

  • Defibrillators

    It is fantastic that the Parish now have a number of defibrillators provided by different groups around the Parish.  There are currently defibrillators at;
    * The Woodyard (Coventry Road, next to Bournebrook School entrance)
    * Fillongley Village Hall (Coventry Road)
    * Fillongley Scout and Guide Hut, Church Lane.
    * Fillongley Cricket Club, Blackhall Lane
     
    All are available for the public to use.  Please note where the locations are in case you ever need it.  IF you are more than 300 metres away, 999 WILL NOT tell you to go and get it.
YOU must tell them you know where one is and you are able to get it.  YOU may be quicker than the ambulance
     
    Defibrillators are easy to use; once you turn them on they tell you exactly what to do. 
    Thank you to all the groups who have provided these for all of our benefits.“