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NEWS 1 - Moneystone Holiday Park Judicial Review was heard in the High Court in Manchester on Thursday the 20th July. The case lasted all day but the judge has reserved his decision which we expect towards the end of August.
NEWS 2 - Moneystone Holiday Park Public Inquiry is underway with a preliminary meeting of all main parties in leek on the 27th of July where the Planning Inspector established the timetable for the appeal to be held in November.
Churnet Valley Conservation Society dates back to the early 1980s and is a recognised stakeholder by Staffordshire Moorlands District Council. We are concerned with the whole of the Churnet Valley and wish to represent the interests of local inhabitants, human and wildlife. Join our growing membership so that our collective voice is even louder. Please help us in "keeping an eye on the valley" to protect it from undesirable development.
The valley must be an excellent rural living environment which also attracts countryside visitors to enjoy the pleasures of the landscape and appreciate the fascination of its industrial heritage. We do not expect the vally to be frozen in time, it must evolve in line with modern living but at the same time preserve the tranquility of this unique area. Many projects and developments will be proposed on both a large and small scale, all of these must support our vision. We hope that future generations will look back at what is decided now and thank us for the care and effort involved in sustaining and evolving this part of North Staffordshire.
Copyright: Churnet Valley Conservation Society 2015
