The planning inspectorate have dismissed the appeal by owner of The Henry Jenkins against Harrogate Borough Council for rejecting planning applications to develop the Pub into houses.
You can find the decision and documents online at https://www.gov.uk/planning-inspectorate.
Click on “Search for an appeal” and enter the last 7 numbers from the appeal decision – APP/E2734/W/22/3306214.
On a more sombre note, the Planning Inspector decided to ‘allow’ Justin Claybourne’s appeal against the refusal of his planning application on the ‘eastern- annexe’ of the Henry Jenkins. This means that he has now been given permission to develop that part of the site for residential use. This is an unexpected turn of events,…
The HJCP Ltd is proud to announce the launch of our Associate Membership scheme, for people who would like to support the campaign to Save the Henry Jenkins without the requirement to invest in shares. An Associate Member increases support for the campaign and receives regular updates and newsletters issued by the society . Once…
The HJCP would like to thank the Plunkett Foundation for renewing our membership, commencing Monday 25th November, and, in addition, under the More than a Pub: Community Pub Business Support Programme, granting us a bursary of £2,500.00, which will help pay for all the ongoing day-by-day expenses of conducting our campaign, and several days of…
Following last week’s decisive rejection of plans for the demolition of the Henry Jenkins, thanks are due to everyone who has helped bring this about by voicing their opposition so strongly. More than 90 people – almost all of them from Kirkby, Laverton and Dallowgill – registered formal objections with Harrogate Borough Council and a…
A group of Save the Henry Jenkins campaign supporters recently completed a fact-finding tour of two local community-owned pubs – the award-winning George & Dragon at Hudswell, near Richmond, and the equally impressive Foresters Arms at Carlton-in-Coverdale . Both pubs were in danger of closing down for good. Both have been saved and refurbished as…
We are pleased to confirm that the Henry Jenkins Community Co-op (HJCC) has recently secured bursary funding to put together a bid to buy and refurbish the Henry Jenkins as a Community Hub. The Plunkett Foundation, which represents a network of more than 500 community co-operatives across the UK, has approved initial funding of…
