Welcome to Bisley-with-Lypiatt Parish Council’s Neighbourhood Plan (NP) Website.

The examination of the Neighbourhood Plan has started.

Since the submission of the Bisley with Lypiatt Neighbourhood Plan, changes have been introduced to the legislation governing neighbourhood planning. As a result, the appointed Examiner, Deborah McCann has requested a further consultation be carried out.

Letter from the Examiner

This additional stage will focus specifically on whether the Bisley with Lypiatt Neighbourhood Plan complies with two new legal compliance requirements and one new Basic Condition requirement.

Full details can be found on the Stroud District Councils website using the following link

The consultation is only open to those who made representations at Regulation 16 stage.

The additional focused consultation will run for two weeks until 17:00 on Wednesday 29 July 2026.

Below you will find links to the submitted NP, as well as the supporting documentation which was also submitted:

 

Neighbourhood Plan Submitted document

Basic Conditions Statement

Consultation Statement

Regulation 14 Executive Summary

Regulation 14 Summary

Collated responses spreadsheet with Steering Group comments

 

This exciting project aims to produce an NP which truly reflects the views and aspirations of those people who live within the Parish. Our vision is to produce a document which will ensure the unique character of this area is protected and maintained whilst ensuring we cater for the changes which are occurring in everyday lifestyle up to 2030 and beyond.

On this website you will find information regarding the NP process, the progress we have made to date, information on the various focus groups, as well as facilities to allow you to comment, make suggestions, and help us move forward.

 

NEWS AND UPDATES

Spring 2026: Following the completion of the public consultation, the Bisley-with-Lypiatt Neighbourhood Plan has been updated and approved by the Parish Council.  The new version has now been submitted to Stroud District Council to be passed on to the examiner.  This is the start of the Regulation 16 process which will take about 6 months to complete. 

To view previous news and updates, please see the Previous News & Updates page