Neighbourhood planning

vision statement

Uppingham Town will remain an attractive and desirable place to live, meeting the housing needs of all ages with a community seeking to provide a good quality of life for all residents in a rural village environment.

It will be a thriving and sustainable community, supported by appropriate infrastructure, offering a range of employment opportunities and maintaining heritage assets and green areas for all to enjoy.

Neighbourhood planning Sub-Committee

what do we do?

Central government's policy is to build lots of new houses across the country. Uppingham, as a community has 2 choices - we could sit back and let others tell us how and where Uppingham's share of those new houses will be built, or we can decide for ourselves - through developing a Neighbourhood Plan which developers must abide by. Our first published version of that came into force in 2016, and we're now, since 2021, undertaking a comprehensive revision of that Plan.

Uppingham's Neighbourhood Plan Sub-Committee (NPSC) advises the Town Council, who act as the governing body for the Neighbourhood Plan. NPSC is made up of town councillors and representatives of organisations from across the community in Uppingham  - if you represent an organisation and would like to join the Group please contact the Town Clerk on 01572 822681. 

Neighbourhood planning Sub-Committee

members

Cllr Barry Hobs

Chair
(representing UTC)

Cllr David Anslie

Mayor
(representing UTC)

Cllr Mark Shaw

Deputy Mayor
(representing Beeches Residents Association).

Ron Simpson

(representing UTC)

Cllr Christine Edwards

(representing UTC)

Cllr Trevor Colbourne

(representing UTC)

Carolyn Cartwright

(Rotary Club of Uppingham)

Malcolm Touchin

(representing CPRE)

Janet Thompson

(representing Uppingham Neighbourhood Forum)

Nick Townsend

(representing Uppingham First)

Andrew Mankowski

(representing The Elms Resident’s Association)

Howard Thompson

(representing Limes, Firs & Spurs Resident’s Association)

Stephen Taylor

(representing Uppingham School)

Deborah Martin

(representing Uppingham in Bloom)

Bob Fisher

(representing Tod's Peice Alloment Society)

Dave Casewell

(representing Rutland Morris & CAMRA)

Ben Solly

(representing Uppingham Community College)

Dr Dan Pickering

(representing Uppingham Surgery)

Sarah Eaton

(representing Leighfield Academy)