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Please find details of the proposed road closure for Askew Grove, Repton.

You can view the order on this link  https://one.network/?tm=GB145591040

For any queries please email TTM.mailbox@derbyshire.gov.uk

Please find details of the proposed road closure for Longlands, Repton.

You can view the order on this link  https://one.network/?tm=GB145591175

For any queries please email TTM.mailbox@derbyshire.gov.uk

Please find details of the proposed road closure for Bretby Lane, Bretby / Knights Lane, Repton.

You can view the order on this link  https://one.network/?tm=144869227

For any queries please email TTM.mailbox@derbyshire.gov.uk

Repton Parish Council agreed at their meeting held on Monday 8th September 2025 to submit the following objection to South Derbyshire District Council Planning Department. This was submitted by the Clerk on Tuesday 9th September 2025.

Please find below the presentation that was shown at the meeting .

Repton Parish Council invites residents to a meeting about the proposed 75 house development on Mount Pleasant on Thursday 4^th September, starting at 6:30pm in Repton Village Hall.  This meeting is not going to describe the proposed development or the proposal’s supporting documents, although we will begin with a short introduction of the proposal and the planning process.  All the information on the proposal can be found here: Planning Application: DMPA/2025/0563.  In order to have time for residents to make their points, we want to take any questions in advance.  If you have any questions, please email them to clerk@repton-pc.gov.uk as soon as possible.

Repton Parish Council (RPC) will be holding a public meeting as an opportunity for residents to ask questions and share their views on the proposed Development (DMPA/2025/0563) on the fields between the Mount Pleasant Pub and Wystan Court alongside Mount Pleasant Road.   The planning proposal and its supporting documents can be found here: https://southderbyshire.my.site.com/s/planning-application/a0bTu000006f0gXIAQ/dmpa20250563?tabset-ba98d=2

During the meeting information will also be shared about the planning process, the role of the parish/district councils in that process and also the grounds on which objections can be raised to such a planning application.

WHEN: Thursday September 4^th 6:30pm – 8:00pm

WHERE: Repton Village Hall

ALL ARE WELCOME TO ATTEND.

If you are unable to attend please feel free to share your views via email or letter (to the Parish Clerk clerk@repton-pc.gov.uk).  After the meeting, the Parish Council will be submitting our strong objections regarding this application, but this only counts as one ‘vote’.   We strongly encourage individuals to submit their own responses as well by filling in the ‘Comments’ section found using the same link as above or more directly here:  https://southderbyshire.my.site.com/s/planning-application/a0bTu000006f0gXIAQ/dmpa20250563?tabset-ba98d=3 .  The more responses received by the Planning Department, the greater the potential impact on the outcome.

The deadline for submitting objections has now been delayed to 12^th September (at our request).

Repton Parish Council have launched a petition to introduce 20 MPH limits in Repton and Milton. Why should residents of Repton and Milton sign and support this petition? Speed watch results indicate that our community’s safety is constantly compromised by vehicles not respecting speed regulations. This issue extends past single incidents; it is a persistent issue that threatens life and limb and robs us of our villages’ tranquility.

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Repton Parish Council have launched a petition to introduce 20 MPH limits in Repton and Milton. Why should residents of Repton and Milton sign and support this petition? 20 MPH is as enforceable as any speed limit. Even without extra police enforcement, speeds can drop by up to 6 MPH on faster roads.

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Repton Parish Council have launched a petition to introduce 20 MPH limits in Repton and Milton. Why should residents of Repton and Milton sign and support this petition? If you hit a pedestrian at 30 mph there is a 20% chance they will be killed whereas at 20 mph there is a 2.5% chance they will be killed.

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