From: Julie Shea
Sent: 14 December 2009 10:12
To: DC Secretaries
Subject: FW: PublicAccess for Planning - Application Comments
(09/01557/F)

 

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From: publicaccess@cherwell-dc.gov.uk [mailto:publicaccess@cherwell-dc.gov.uk]
Sent: 14 December 2009 10:20
To: Public Access DC Comments
Subject: PublicAccess for Planning - Application Comments (09/01557/F)

PublicAccess for Planning  - Application Comments (09/01557/F)

"Rebecca Myram" has used the PublicAccess for Planning website to submit their comments on a Planning Application.  You have received this message because you are the Case Officer for this application or because this is a designated mailbox for PublicAccess comments submissions.

Comments were submitted at 14/12/2009 10:20:28 from IP 195.212.74.98.

Application Summary
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Application Number: 
09/01557/F

Address: 
Bishops End
Burdrop
Banbury
Oxfordshire
OX15 5RQ


Proposal: 
Change of use from closed public house to dwelling

Case Officer: 
Andrew Lewis

Customer Details
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Name: 
Rebecca Myram

Address: 
10 The Dairyground
Shutford
Banbury
Oxfordshire



Postcode: 
OX15 6PN

Email: 
rebecca.myram@faurecia.com

Phone Number: 


Comments
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Submission Type: 
Customer objects to the Planning Application.

Comments: 
The Bishops Blaize pub used to be, and still could be, an excellent local pub. In the summer we would regularly cycle the 2 miles from Shutford to enjoy the garden with its wonderful views. In the winter our darts team visited its cosy interior with excellent ales and food. It is a disgrace that this Free House has been allowed to be closed & deteriorate for such a long time. Let someone else who REALLY wants to run a pub buy it, and give the village and surrounding area back a popular pub. We use many of the local pubs in this area for eating, drinking or socialising. We oppose the closure of all village pubs, particularly those that we use or used to use, and those for which there is no sensible reason to close. We saw first hand the way The Blaize was run to discourage locals using it, I believe it is called actively seeking to delicense. It also happened in our village pub some years ago, but we campaigned twice and now that pub is a successful and popular business.The Pub is the Hub of Village Life.


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