Watlington Neighbourhood Development Plan (WNDP).


The Icknield Community College is not a development site. It is on this map because the Watlington Relief Road will cut across the corner of the playing fields  

You can view the made plan on the SODC website here  
​to see all the associated documents from 2018 click here 
Click here for the  Watlington Cycling and Walking Infrastructure Plan (Nov  2024)
Click here for the new design guide 
Click here for the updated Housing Needs Assessment 
Click here for the  Watlington Tree  Appraisal (Issued Jan 2023)
The Neighbourhood Plan is now being reviewed and the aims/objectives (section 4) and the policies (section 5) have been updated 
​ Click here 

The Watlington Neighbourhood Development Plan was officially "made" at the SODC Full Council meeting on Thursday August 23rd 2018 and is now adopted and part  of the SODC Local Development Scheme
Our Referendum took place on Thursday June 28th 2018
The result was a resounding YES vote of 81% from a turnout of 47.4% which is high for this type of voting
​to see all the associated documents click from 2018 here 
​Click here to see the Report on Neighbourhood Plan Consultation (Agreed by Full Council 14/11/2023)


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