Thorpe conservation area
Thorpe Conservation Area (designated on 24 February 1970, extended on 9 August 1984)
It is considered that this character at the heart of the village should be preserved, drawing a clear distinction between the historic core and the subsequent modern development.
Thorpe Conservation Area Review
Runnymede Borough Council is undertaking a review of the Thorpe Conservation Area. This will include looking at the history of the village, what makes it (historically) special, its main characteristics / key features, as well as a review of the current Area’s boundaries to check if they are still appropriate.
This review is at an early stage and as part of this we want your views on:
- What positively contributes to the Thorpe Conservation Area?
- What factors detract from the Thorpe Conservation Area?
- What opportunities are there to enhance the Thorpe Conservation Area?
- Are the current boundaries appropriate?
- If you have any other comments?
You can email your views to planningpolicy@runnymede.gov.uk
Or you can write to us at:
Planning Policy Team,
Runnymede Borough Council,
Civic Centre,
Station Road,
Addlestone,
KT15 2AH
Get involved and let us have your comments by 30 June 2024.
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