Author: Parish Clerk

Public Consultation

Posted on by Parish Clerk

Community information
public consultation now open

Grand Union Canal Transfer have launched Phase Two of their public consultation on proposals to bring water from the Midlands to the South East.

Keresley Parish Council is included in this consultation as the proposed scheme passes through or may affect the local area, and residents may wish to look at the information, attend one of the consultation events, and share their views directly with the organisers.

The consultation runs from Wednesday 11 February to Thursday 2 April 2026.

For further details, event information and consultation materials are available via the organiser: Grand Union Canal Transfer

Save the Greenbelt

Posted on by Parish Clerk

Object to 350 new homes being built on Hounds Hill – the highest point in Coventry
We the undersigned petition the Council to register our objections to the following planning application PL/2025/0001302/OUTM — a proposal for 350 houses on one of Coventry’s most treasured greenfield sites. This land connects ancient woodlands, supports protected wildlife like skylarks and badgers, and contains a designated strategic viewpoint — the highest in the city — offering some of Coventry’s finest countryside views, which would be completely lost.
The proposed development would further increase flood risk in the area, put crippling pressure on already overstretched roads, schools and local infrastructure, and permanently destroy one of the most biodiverse and beautiful landscapes in the region.

https://edemocracy.coventry.gov.uk/mgEPetitionDisplay.aspx?id=606