Archive: Planning Applications for Dronfield (including Coal Aston) Week Ending 23rd January 2009

January 26th, 2009 by izzy pryce

The following new planning applications for Dronfield were received at NEDDC in the last  week.

You can follow whats happening online and object etc. to all planning applications An up to date list is always available from NEDDC including the current status of applications.  click  http://planapps-online.ne-derbyshire.gov.uk/publicaccess/tdc/DcApplication/application_searchform.aspx 

Application No:  09/00002/FL

Construction of a two-storey side extension at  13 Sherwood Road Dronfield Woodhouse Dronfield for Mr Neil Depledge 

Application No: 09/00024/FL

Retention of two smoking shelters at Dronfield Pioneer Social Club Ltd Stonelow Road Dronfield for The Pioneer Club

Archive: Planning Applications for Dronfield (including Coal Aston) Weeks Ending 2nd,9th and 16th January 2009

January 19th, 2009 by izzy pryce

There were no new planning applications for Dronfield received at NEDDC in the last  three weeks.

You can follow whats happening online and object etc. to all planning applications An up to date list is always available from NEDDC including the current status of applications.  click  http://planapps-online.ne-derbyshire.gov.uk/publicaccess/tdc/DcApplication/application_searchform.aspx 

Archive: Parking Enforcement in Dronfield to be taken over by Derbyshire County Council

January 13th, 2009 by izzy pryce

Car parking enforcement seems to have been in limbo since the Government decided a couple of years ago to transfer responsibility to councils from the police. There certainly seems to have been little evidence of enforcement in Dronfield recently as the government have delayed the actual transfer. But at last a date has been set [again!]. Derbyshire County Council will take over responsibility for parking enforcement on the County’s streets and car parks from Thursday 19 February 2009.

The council has appointed APCOA to patrol the County’s streets and car parks, doing the work previously done by police traffic wardens. 

From 19 February there will be more parking officers out and about than ever before.  So if you park where you should not then it’s likely that you’ll get a ticket.  

I certainly hope that the company employed is more careful than the company who threatened to take me to court for non payment of a fine [with a very intimidating letter] last year. Only after I was able to prove [by chance] that I had CCTV evidence showing I was 50 miles away at the time did they decide they must have taken down the wrong registration number.