Have your say: Company appeals council's refusal of 179 homes on Bromham farmland

Back in January, the plans for Bromham were thrown out by councillors despite being recommended for approval by planning officers.

But residents, the parish council, and ward councillors argued the proposal was at odds with the village’s adopted neighbourhood development plan.

One resident, Michael Craddock, told members at the time: “Bromham has done its duty. Permission has already been granted for approximately 755 new dwellings in our village, a 30% increase in the size of our village.”

But the Kler Group is now appealing against the refusal with a hearing date has been set for November 18 – and you have a chance to have your say.

Here’s what you need to know

The appeal is for ref: 24/01026/MAO (and the appeal ref is: 26/00061/REF)

The hearing will be held in the council chamber, Borough Hall, Cauldwell Street

It starts on Wednesday, November at 10am

The inspectorate reference is: 6013410

Any interested parties may attend and, at the inspector’s discretion, give their views. You will need to inform the inspector on the day of the hearing that you want to speak. Contact [email protected] if you want to register as a participant.

Before you decide to take part

You must think carefully about the points you want to make. All written submissions from application and appeal stage will be taken into account by the inspector and re-stating the same points won’t add any additional weight to them.

When sending a request to register as a participant, make it clear whether you want only to appear and make a statement, or whether you want to ask questions on particular topics.

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