Welcome to the Neighbourhood Plan website

The TisPlan Made (Final) Version is now available. 
CLICK HERE

The Parish Councils of Tisbury and West Tisbury have developed a Neighbourhood Plan that will help to shape planning decisions to better reflect local priorities until 2036.
  • The Neighbourhood Plan reflects the views of local people about planning issues in Tisbury and West Tisbury.   
  • It defines areas where development will and will not be acceptable to us.  
  • It informs design, and helps to protect the environment and support jobs, whilst protecting the character and landscape of this community in the Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.
  • And it will be part of Wiltshire's Statutory Development Plan Framework sitting alongside the Wiltshire Core Strategy and Government policy to control local development until 2036
  • The Final ReferendumVersion of the Plan
    The initial comments on the draft versions of TisPlan have been taken into consideration, and TisPlan has been amended as necessary. The final Referendum version has been approved by Wiltshire Council, who appointed an independent examiner. As of October 2019 the final version of TisPlan is going to local referendum on Thursday 28th November 2019.  
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Please do contact us if you have any questions.

To discover more about what a Neighbourhood Plan is click here

Announcements

​Referendum Version of TisPlan is archived here 
TisPlan Referendum Version

Final Consultation Reg 16 is archived here
TisPlan Reg 16 Download

For a quick summary of the TisPlan process to 2017, view the - Community Leaflet Download
A TisPlan Open Morning was held on 22nd July 2017 at the Reading Room (former Library) Tisbury High Street.  All the comments and feedback received in 2017 were considered.  TisPlan was amended accordingly.
Parking in Tisbury Report
(2016) Click to see.
Questionnaire Results Available
Click to ​see the results. 
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July 2016 - Neighbourhood Plan Display at the Tisbury Church Fete showing results from the consultation questionnaire with volunteers there to answer questions. 
(photo Abby Eaton)