Kingsway withdraws… then announces plans to resubmit Just when we thought we were about to enter the next stage of the planning process, Kingsway unexpectedly withdrew its planning application—just one day before the Planning Inspectorate was due to decide whether it would accept it for examination. At first, this looked like very good news. However, […]
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Planning application has been submitted: What happens now? On 21 May the planning application was submitted by Kingsway Solar to the Planning Inspectorate (PINS). For those of you who registered will have received a notification from PINS shortly afterwards. The project has now entered the Acceptance stage of the Development Consent Order (DCO) process. During
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Thank you to everyone who came along to the Walk event in Weston Colville on 21 March. This has helped the Parish Council Alliance (PCA) raise funds for the legal campaign. During the talk, the KSCA and PCA panel answered questions from the community about what lies ahead and where matters currently stand with the
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AGM and Next Steps Thank you to everyone who attended our AGM on Wednesday 11 February. It was encouraging to see such strong community support. The evening opened with a short campaign film created by Bob Coates in collaboration with members of our local community. Tony Day, Chair of KSCA, then outlined what has been
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Kingsway Solar has launched a targeted consultation on localised changes to the proposed solar farm, running from Wednesday 7 January to Wednesday 4 February 2026. While the company claims these changes reflect community feedback, a closer look at the proposals suggests this is not the case. Only one element of the revised scheme: the removal
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As we welcome the new year, many of you are asking: “Is there anything else we can do?” You’ve written letters, attended meetings, responded to each consultation, and shared your concerns widely. Thank you—your collective effort continues to make a real impact. While the formal process is in a quieter phase, a great deal is
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