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Cllr Philip Mynott

Mynott’s Musings - Conservative Incompetence and the 'Park, Ride and Stride' mystery.

Way back in November 2018 the Tories voted for the version of Brentwood's Local Plan that they had been pushing to see happen. Their Plan contained (amongst other things) an excessively high concentration of sites allocated for housing development in Brentwood, Shenfield and Warley. The Lib Dems had, even then, been criticising these proposals for years because of our fundamental concerns about the impact that they would have on infrastructure in these areas - particularly roads, doctors surgeries and schools. And even in November 2018 the Tories knew that the version of the Plan they were voting for was not the version that could be submitted, because numerous pieces of work still needed to be finished (or even started), including the crucial studies which would show if these proposals could actually make sense. So, since it was the Plan they (and they alone) had approved they surely should have continued to pay close attention to the plan's evolution thereafter - in case any of the problems that the Lib Dem

CPM
12 Mar 2021
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Darryl Sankey at 'The Elms'

Developers and Brentwood Council let down residents at “The Elms”

During a visit to "The Elms" development at the Mountnessing roundabout prior to the start of the covid pandemic, Darryl Sankeyand the Lib Dem team had discussions with many local residents about the serious environmental issues facing the local community and the excessive fees charged by the appointed management companies. We also spoke about the lack of support residents have had from Brentwood Borough Council and Weston Homes

23 Feb 2021
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Halcyon Place

Hopes for Halycon Homes

Halcyon Place is the new name for the road off London Road, Brentwood, that formerly contained Brentwood Police Station.

19 Feb 2021
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