What happens next
02/04/2020 - Deadline for Secretary of State to make decision
The Examining Authority issued a Recommendation Report to the Secretary of State on 02 January 2020. The Secretary of State has three months in which to issue a decision. The decision letter and Recommendation Report will be published on this project page once a decision has been made.
Timeline (37 items)
The examination closed at 23:59 on Wednesday 2nd October 2019.
The submissions to Deadline 9 have now been published. The Examination Library will be updated as soon as practicable.
The submissions to Deadline 8a have now been published. The Examination Library will be updated as soon as practicable.
The submissions to Deadline 8 have now been published. The Examination Library will be updated as soon as practicable.
The agendas for the Issue Specific Hearings being held on 29 and 30 August 2019 have now been published.
The agendas for the Issue Specific Hearings being held on 21 and 22 August 2019 have now been published.
The submissions to Deadline 7 have now been published. The Examination Library will be updated as soon as practicable
The Examining Authority has issued a Procedural Decision to vary the Examination Timetable.
The submissions to Deadline 6 have now been published. The Examination Library will be updated as soon as practicable.
A letter giving notice of Issue Specific Hearings in August 2019 has been issued to Interested Parties.
The final itinerary for the Accompanied Site Inspection 2 on 29 August 2019 has been published.
The submissions to Deadline 5 have now been published.
The Examination Library has been updated.
The submissions to Deadline 4a have now been published.
The Examination Library has been updated.
The Examining Authority has issued a Procedural Decision to vary the Examination Timetable.
The submissions to Deadline 3 have now been published.
The agendas for all Issue Specific Hearings being held between 4 and 14 June 2019 have also been published.
The submissions to Deadline 2a have now been published. The Examination Library will be updated as soon as practicable.
The submissions to Deadline 2 have now been published. The Examination Library will be updated as soon as practicable.
A letter giving notice of Examination events in June, July and August 2019 has been issued to Interested Parties.
The final itinerary for the Accompanied Site Inspection on 21 May 2019 has been published.
Read the letterThe Examination Timetable (Rule 8 letter) has been sent to Interested Parties
Procedural decision following Preliminary Meeting
- Preliminary Meeting takes place
- Examination begins
The Planning Inspectorate has received the following information from Highways England in respect of two bespoke bus services it has decided to provide for Interested Parties to travel to and from the Preliminary Meeting on 2 April 2019. For further details please contact Highways England at [email protected].
Transport to the Preliminary Hearing on the 2 April 2019:
Amesbury – Salisbury – Salisbury Racecourse*
08:50 – from Amesbury (Central car park (directly off ‘The Centre’ road). Salisbury Rd, Amesbury, Salisbury SP4 7JE)
09:15 – Salisbury Bus Station
09:20 – Salisbury Train Station
09.40 – Arrive at Salisbury Racecourse
Winterbourne Stoke – Wilton – Salisbury Racecourse*
09:00 – Winterbourne Stoke (Layby off the A303, next to Manor Barn (red telephone box). 1 High Street, SP3 4SZ
09:15 – Wilton, (Layby off the A36 (Salisbury Road), immediately after Wilton House Garden Centre, before the roundabout. Wilton, Salisbury SP2 0AQ
09.30 – Arrive at Salisbury Racecourse
*Return journeys will be provided at the lunch break and at the end of the meeting.
The notification of Preliminary Meeting (Rule 6 letter) has been sent Read the letter
The letter also includes the draft Examination Timetable and Initial Assessment of Principal Issues.
This application was received by the Planning Inspectorate on 19 October 2018.
The Applicant has agreed that all application documents can be published as soon as practicable upon submission to help everyone become familiar with the detail of what is being proposed in this application.
This provision is solely for the purpose of allowing more time to all those who wish to become familiar with the detail of what is being proposed ahead of the Relevant Representation stage, without lengthening the overall time required for the application process. There will be no opportunity at this stage to make comments on the application. However, if the application is accepted anyone interested in the application will be able to register and express their views during the Relevant Representation stage and the subsequent Examination.