Current
Issues
AGM of 20 April 2013 - Change of Name to "Friends of Pembrokeshire Coast National Park"
At the above AGM, members adopted (without dissent) the reolutions proposed by the Executive Committee to change the name of the Charity from "Friends of Pembrokeshire National Park" to "Friends of Pembrokeshire Coast National Park" The introduction of two new categories of business membership was also adopted.
These change will be implemented as soon as possible but to avoid unnecessary costs the name change will be implemented as and when current literature needs to be re-printed.
Friends Respond to continuing Consultations from the Welsh Government & Local Planning Authorities
Following the delegation of new legislative powers to the Welsh Government, they have announced a range of proposed new Bills during the next few years which could affect the Welsh National Parks. Accordinly, the Friends are closely monitoring any new proposals and responding to them where appropriate as and when the consultation documents are launched. The Friends also respond to consultation documents from other bodies and local Planning Authorites. Whilst they generally do not interfere with individual planning applications, if considered to have a wider impact on the National Park as a whole, they may also consider lodging an objection. If you wish to follow any of these responses, please click on the following links, as appropriate:-
Friends Respond to Pembrokeshire County Coulcil to two Planning Applications each for a 79 metre wind turbine both at Pen y Banc, Castle Morris:- http://www.fpnp.org.uk/news/FPCNPresponsetoCastleMorris.pdf
Friends Respond to Pembrokeshire County Council to Planning Application for a 34 Metre turbin at Clegryn:- http://www.fpnp.org.uk/news/FPNPresponseatClegryn.pdf
White Paper on Sustainable Development Bill -A Sustainable Wales Better Choices for a Better Future:- http://www.fpnp.org.uk/news/FPNPwhitepapersustdevBill.pdf
PCNPA PLANNING APPLICATION NP -Land adjacent to Binchurn Farm Low impact Development:- http://www.fpnp.org.uk/news/FPNPletterobjectionbinchurnfarm.pdf http://www.fpnp.org.uk/news/FPNPstatementbinchurnfarm.pdf N.B. On Appeal the Inspector, inter alia, agreed with the views expressed by the Friends and the appeal was rejected.
FPNP letter of objection to Boncath Wind Turbine Application:- http://www.fpnp.org.uk/news/FPNPobjectionboncathwindturbine.pdf
Community Consultation on Proposed South Hook CHPower Plant:- http://www.fpnp.org.uk/news/FPNPsouthhookplant.pdf
FPNP Response to Pembrokeshire County Council 5 yr Single Integrated Plan:- http://www.fpnp.org.uk/news/FPNPresponsePCC5yrSIP.pdf
FPNP response to Non-domestic Permitted Development Rights:- http://www.fpnp.org.uk/news/FPNPnondompdrights.pdf
FPNP Joint Response with CNP to Consultation of Atlantic Array:- http://www.fpnp.org.uk/news/FPNPresponseatlanticarray.pdf
FPNP additional response to New Natural Resource Body http://www.fpnp.org.uk/news/FPNPnaturalresourcebodyforwales.pdf
http://www.fpnp.org.uk/news/CNPnaturalresourcebodyforwales.pdf
http://www.fpnp.org.uk/news/WLPnaturalresourcebodyforwales.pdf
FPNP Response to Active Travel (Wales) Bill:-http://www.fpnp.org.uk/news/FPNPactivetravelresponse.pdf
FPNP Response to Options for Marine Conservation Zones (MCZs) in Welsh Waters:- http://www.fpnp.org.uk/news/FPNPResponseMCZs.pdf
FPNP Response to the Sustainable Development Bill:- http://www.fpnp.org.uk/news/FPNPSustainableDevelopmentBill.pdf
FPNP Response to Green Paper - Sustaining a Living Wales:- http://www.fpnp.org.uk/news/GreenpaperSustaininglivingwales.pdf
FPNP Response to Single Environment Body:- http://www.fpnp.org.uk/news/SingleEnvironmentBody.pdf
FPNP Response to Planning for Sustainability - Presumption in Favour:-http://www.fpnp.org.uk/news/PlanningforSustainability.pdf
FPNP Repsonse to Chapter 7 - Supporting the Economy:- http://www.fpnp.org.uk/news/Chapter7.doc
FPNP Response to Welsh Planning Bill - Planning System Wales:- http://www.fpnp.org.uk/news/Planningsystemwales.doc
Friends Campaign to extend the Boundary of the National Park over the Sea.
For some time, the Friends have held the view that the boundaries of the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park should be extended to cover the sea and marine areas surrounding the Park.
In a recent letter to the Minister for Environment and Sustainable development, they have urged that serious consideration be given to extending the boundaries largely because they believe that an integrated approach to managing our landscapes and their marine and coastal hinterlands will pay dividends for both.
Click here to see the full letter:- http://www.fpnp.org.uk/news/LettertoMinister.doc
FPNP Respond to Various Renewable Energy Consultations
Policy Response to NPA consultation on Renewable Energy- 4 July 2011
The Friends have given a considered response to the National Park Authority's consultation on Renewable Energy within the National Park. This document forms the Friends current policy relating to such developments within or close to the boundary of the National Park. It can be viewed by clicking on the following link:- http://www.fpnp.org.uk/news/FPNPresponseRenewableEnergy.doc
Pre-Consultation to RWE re Atlantic Array
The Friends intial response to RWE was combined with that from CNP. Please click on link below:-
http://www.fpnp.org.uk/news/FPNP-CNPresponseAtlanticArray.pdf
Amended Constitution April 2012
The AGM of the Friends on the 28 April 2012 amended its constitution. Please follow the following link to see the new constitution:-
http://www.fpnp.org.uk/news/CONSTITUTION2012.pdf
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