As a result of the Sustainable Urban Extensions (SUEs) coming forward in Barwell, Barwell Business Association and Hinckley & Bosworth Borough Council are keen to investigate the likely future needs of Barwell businesses in order to be able to provide for their aspirations.
We would therefore appreciate your input and can assure that your responses will remain confidential.
 

On Thursday, the good people of Barwell had their say about the future of the village in the local elections.

In the Borough elections, Hazel Smith for the Conservative Party and Mathew Hulbert for the Liberal Democrats were chosen to represent the village.  Villagers also chose to keep David Gould as one of their representatives, whilst Sandra Francks, the most recent Mayor and long-term councillor within the village stood down to pursue other activities.

Barwell Scouts today celebrated the refurbishment work carried out on the Scout Hut including a new roof, exterior and interior paint work and new double-glazed windows.  Much of the work has been completed by Michael Clarke and his team over the last 2 years which has seen the Scout Hut improved to an excellent standard.

Barwell is about to get a bit bigger!  There are some great ideas about how we think Barwell could change between now and 2026 – but it’s not just up to us.

Hinckley & Bosworth Borough Council held the latest consultation exercise which closed on 18^th February 2011, during which time many comments were made to develop the plan further.

View The Plans

You can still view the draft document, but please note that this will change as the plan develops; you can download from the links below:

• Part 1 (pages 1-37)
• Part 2 (pages 38-76)