Neighbourhood Plan Review Evidence
- Site Assessment & February 2026 Consultation
- Steering Group Meetings
- District & Local Evidence
- Original NP Evidence
- Abandoned 2019 NP Review Evidence
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February 2026 Site Consultation Event – Displays
Questionnaire / Response Booklet
Assessment criteria validated by Chichester District Council and an independent planning consultant
| Site Reference | Site Assessments |
| WG25-1 | Ansells Yard, Kirdford Road |
| WG25-2 | Montague Farm, Kirdford Road |
| WG25-3 | Tanglewood – Planning permission approved |
| WG25-4 | Land Behind Tanglewood, Kirdford Road |
| WG25-5 | Spring Field, The Luth |
| WG25-6 | Tanyards, Petworth Road |
| WG25-7 | Land South of A272, Petworth Road |
| WG25-8 | Paddock Farm (South of A272) Petworth Road |
| WG25-9 | Land West of Durbans Road |
| WG25-10 | Land East of Durbans Road |
| WG25-11 | Sweephurst Shed, Durbans Road |
| WG25-12A | Sweephurst Farm (Behind Durbans Road) |
| WG25-12B | Sweephurst Farm (Behind Newpound Lane) |
| WG25-13 | Sweephurst Field, Durbans Road |
| WG25-14 | Winterfold Garden, Durbans Road |
| WG25-15 | Champions Farm, Newpound Lane |
| WG25-16 | Champions Farm (Behind House) |
| WG25-17 | Glebe Fields |
| WG25-18 | Farnagates 1 |
| WG25-19 | Farnagates 2 |
| WG25-20 | Farnagates 3 |
| WG25-21 | Wharf Farm, Newbridge |
| WG25-22 | Newpound Field |
The Steering Group meets monthly and holds other meeting as required. Meeting minutes are published when details can be released. Some minutes contain sensitive information but for process transparency, all minutes will be published when the village element of the process has been completed.
| 2025 | 2026 | ||
| Jan | No meeting | Jan | Minutes |
| Feb | No meeting | Feb | Minutes |
| March | Minutes | March | Minutes |
| April | No meeting | ||
| May | Minutes | ||
| June | Minutes | ||
| July | Minutes | ||
| August | Minutes | ||
| Sept | Minutes | ||
| Oct | Minutes | ||
| Nov | No meeting | ||
| 01 Dec | Minutes | ||
| 15 Dec | Minutes |
District Policy and Evidence
Chichester District Council Local Plan 2021 – 2039 – adopted August 2025
CDC Housing and Economic Development Needs Assessment (HEDNA)
CDC Housing and Economic Land Availability Assessment (HELAA)
CDC Landscape Capacity Study – Northern Area
CDC Habitat Regulations Assessment
Wisborough Green Parish
Housing Need Survey undertaken by Chichester District Council (Autumn 2018)
Landscape and Historic Character Assessment – March 2023 – Glebe Fields
Local Gap Assessment
Local Green Gap Assessment Report (2020) by Steering Group
Wisborough Green Locally Valued Open Land Assessment – Terra Firma Consultancy Ltd (February 2020) (Appendix 1 for above report)
Local Residents Green Gap Assessment – Standardisation (Appendix 2 for above report)
AECOM Green Gap Validation Report (2020)
Wisborough Green Parish Ecological Networks Map (CDC)
Sussex Biodiversity Records Centre – Summary Report of Ecological Data 2020
Sussex Biodiversity Records Centre – Biodiversity Maps 2014
Dragonflies and Damselflies on the River Kird by Dr Alison Barker FRES 2017
Barbastelle Bats in the Sussex West Weald 1997 – 2008 by Frank Greenaway (November 2008)
Draft Bat Special Area of Conservation Planning and Landscape Scale Enhancement Protocol (South Downs National Park and Natural England Sussex)
Community Survey January 2020
AECOM Support – evidence review and policy development to inform community survey – Final Report
Survey posted by Action in rural Sussex to all Parish households January 2020
Survey Results – analysis undertake by Action in rural Sussex (AirS)
Kirdford Road Footway
WSCC Land Registry Details – Plan 1
WSCC Land Registry Details – Plan 2
WSCC Email – confirming WSCC position on the footway
Chichester District Historic Environment Record (Wisborough Green) – Full Report
Local Green Space
2019 Neighbourhood Plan Review
Use this link to review the evidence for the review started in 2019 but subsequently stopped after the Regulation 14 consultation due to delays with the Chichester Local Plan review. The housing allocation for the village was subsequently increased from 40 to 75 new dwellings.