We are delighted to launch the first ever Neighbourhood Watch Impact Survey.
This is a survey open to all members of the public including our supporters and members and we are asking our partners to share across their public networks. It will enable us to look at how Neighbourhood Watch impacts in our communities and identify the concerns surrounding crime, fear of crime and the increase in neighbourliness and community spirit. Read more ›
NOTICE OF NEW PLANNING APPLICATION(S) AND UPDATES ON APPLICATIONS PREVIOUSLY CONSIDERED.
The Planning Applications below are to be considered by members of the Parish Council Planning Committee via email consultation. This email method for consultation is a temporary measure due to the Corona Virus outbreak. The parish council will advertise this notice on their website and Facebook page.
If any member of the public would like to comment on any of the new applications being considered, please email your comments by to clerk@buxted-pc.gov.uk and also to Wealden District Council by email: planning@wealden.gov.uk
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Declaration of Members personal and prejudicial Interests in respect of items on this agenda
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The minutes of the Planning Committee held on date 10th March 2020 be approved and will be retrospectively signed as a correct record by the Chairman when the parish council next have a public meeting.
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Application: WD/2020/1326/F Location: BIRCH DROVE, BRITTS FARM ROAD, BUXTED, TN22 4LZ Description: Proposed single storey rear extension.
Application: WD/2020/1144/F Location: STRAWBERRY HALL, COBDOWN LANE, FIVE ASH DOWN, UCKFIELD TN22 3AR Description: Conversion of existing bakehouse into habitable accommodation. Two storey addition to main dwelling with first floor terrace and alterations to fenestration.
Application: WD/2020/1316/O Location: LYNTON, FIVE ASH DOWN, UCKFIELD, TN22 3AH Description: Outline application for a proposed phased development of three self- build dwellings and provision of a new vehicular access, landscaping and other associated infrastructure.
Update on applications previously considered by the parish council, and determined by the district council:
Application No. WD/2020/0726/F Location: FAIROAKS, FRAMFIELD ROAD, BUXTED, TN22 4PP Description: Ground and first floor two storey extension to front, side and rear of existing dwelling. Update from Wealden District Council: application has been approved.
Application: WD/2020/0463/F and WD/2020/0464/LB Location: ASHDOWN COTTAGE, FIVE ASH DOWN TN22 3AL Description: Single storey side and rear extension with first floor dormer. Link to garage, reduced in size to form sun/play room. To replace boarding at first floor level to fully match existing. Update from Wealden District Council: application has been approved. |
Help us keep people safe by Making The Right Call
Sussex Police receives on average 1,600 calls every single day. Reports are assessed and prioritised in our Contact Centre to make sure we can be where we are needed the most.
The information we get from the public through 999 and 101 calls as well as our online reporting tool is crucial in our role of keeping communities safe and feeling safe.
We are asking the public to continue to Make The Right Call so we can ensure that our resources are focused on those who genuinely need our help and to prevent crime.
On 28 May a member of the public – a 13-year-old boy – called 999 concerned for the welfare of a woman in Rustington who had approached him in distress and asking for help. The woman had come to the attention of police several times over the previous 48 hours and officers had been working to locate her. The emergency call meant officers were able to swiftly respond and ensure her welfare. The caller has been sent a letter of thanks from Sussex Police to say he did the right thing in acting on his instincts. He has also been invited to an Open Day at Headquarters once these are possible under Covid-19 restrictions.
Chief Inspector Adam Hays, of the Force Contact, Command and Control Department said: “We are incredibly grateful that the community in Sussex is so responsive and helps us out by acting as our extra eyes and ears.
“Every day we are contacted by people going out of their way to look out for one another and I wanted to take this opportunity to send my sincere thanks. It is vital that you trust your instincts if you see something suspicious or feel concerned for the welfare of another person. Reports are prioritised to ensure that we are responding where there is the greatest risk of harm or where there is a crime in progress.
“We hope this helps to illustrate how valuable the contribution of the public is towards positive outcomes in policing and ask that you continue to Make The Right Call and help us keep people safe.”
If you notice anything suspicious or think someone needs our help, we want to know about it. Please report online or call 101. In an emergency always dial 999.
You can alternatively report anonymously to Crimestoppers here or by calling 0800 555 111.
To see if your concern is a police matter please see the Force website here.
Planning on doing some online shopping over the weekend?
Check out these top tips for keeping safe shopping online:
– Choosing where you shop: If you’re purchasing from a company you don’t know, carry out some research first.
– Keep devices up to date: Software and app updates usually include important security updates to protect you against fraud.
– Beware of links in emails and texts: Some of the emails you receive may contain links to fake websites designed to scam you.
– When things go wrong: If you think you have you have been a victim of fraud contact Action Fraud here: http://orlo.uk/V5Hqu get in touch with your bank to seek advice.
A teenager suspected of a violent domestic assault in Polegate was found hiding by Police Dog Polly.
Around 2.30am on Saturday 11 July, police received several reports of someone trying to break into a house in Windmill Place.
A 17-year-old girl was reported to have been violently assaulted by a 17-year-old boy who had made off from the scene.
Officers arrived at the scene and PD Polly was deployed to search for the suspect.
Polly is a five-year-old German Shepherd-Malinois cross general purpose police dog, trained in various disciplines which include searching open ground or buildings for suspects, tracking suspects or missing people, and searching for discarded property.
She tracked behind a substation, over a fence and across several gardens, before the suspect was found hiding up a garden path.
A further unit attended and the suspect was safely detained.
A 17-year-old boy from Eastbourne, arrested on suspicion of assault, criminal damage and attempting to possess cannabis, has been released under investigation, pending further enquiries.
Officers have also engaged with the victim to ensure her welfare, and safeguarding advice has been provided.
Crime summary
A burglary occurred on East Close, Polegate, on 17/07/2020 whereby a residential property was entered by two males after distracting the occupant, fortunately no items were stolen from within (Ref: 47200118986)
An attempted burglary occurred in Whitesmith, on 15/07/2020 whereby an outbuilding was broken into and various tools were stolen from within (Ref: 47200119788)
A burglary occurred on Main Road, Uckfield on 2/07/2020 whereby a residential property was broken into and jewellery was stolen from within (Ref: 47200121239)
A burglary occurred on Fielden Road, Crowborough, on 20/07/2020 whereby a residential propery was entered and jewellery stolen from within (Ref: 47200121351)
A burglary occurred on Vicarage Lane, Hellingly, on 20/07/2020 whereby an outbuilding was broken into and various items moved around (Ref: 47200121741)
Help us keep Sussex safe
If you saw or heard anything, or have any information about any incident in this message please contact us online, email us at 101@sussex.pnn.police.uk or call 101, quoting the reference number provided.
Alternatively you can contact the independent charity Crimestoppers, anonymously, on 0800 555 111, or online at www.crimestoppers-uk.org
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NOTICE OF NEW PLANNING APPLICATION(S)
AND UPDATES ON APPLICATIONS PREVIOUSLY CONSIDERED.
The Planning Applications below are to be considered by members of the Parish Council Planning Committee via email consultation. This email method for consultation is a temporary measure due to the Corona Virus outbreak. The parish council will advertise this notice on their website and Facebook page.
If any member of the public would like to comment on any of the new applications being considered, please email your comments by to clerk@buxted-pc.gov.uk and also to Wealden District Council by email: planning@wealden.gov.uk
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Declaration of Members personal and prejudicial Interests in respect of items on this agenda
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The minutes of the Planning Committee held on date 10th March 2020 be approved and will be retrospectively signed as a correct record by the Chairman when the parish council next have a public meeting.
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Planning Applications
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Application: WD/2019/2456/O Location: ABBEY HOUSE AND GRASMERE, FRAMFIELD ROAD, BUXTED TN22 4LE Description: Outline planning application with all matters reserved for the development of 5 no. dwellings and associated access, parking and landscaping.
Application: WD/2020/1142/F Location: WHITE LODGE, CHURCH ROAD, BUXTED, TN22 4LT Description: Demolition of existing dwelling and garage. Erection of four detached dwellings with creation of one new access and improvements to existing access.
Update on applications previously considered by the parish council, and determined by the district council:
Application No. WD/2020/0726/F Location: FAIROAKS, FRAMFIELD ROAD, BUXTED, TN22 4PP Description: Ground and first floor two storey extension to front, side and rear of existing dwelling. Update from Wealden District Council: application has been approved.
Application: WD/2020/0463/F and WD/2020/0464/LB Location: ASHDOWN COTTAGE, FIVE ASH DOWN TN22 3AL Description: Single storey side and rear extension with first floor dormer. Link to garage, reduced in size to form sun/play room. To replace boarding at first floor level to fully match existing. Update from Wealden District Council: application has been approved.
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Please be aware that the following works will be carried out on Nan Tucks Lane/Limes Lane from 2st September to 2nd October:- Read more ›
Minutes of the REMOTE meeting of the Council held on Thursday 16th July 2020 at 7.00 p.m. Read more ›
