Tuesday 24th March 2026

A message from EBBRAG:
The Warminster Neighbourhood Plan 2 (NP2) Consultation Survey (Regulation 14) closed at midnight last night (23rd March). It seems the Town Council had a poor response to their consultation.
EBBRAG have been extremely busy during the consultation period and our hard work has been positive and uplifting.
EBBRAG has submitted approximately 415 letters of opposition to the Town Council, signed at Three Horseshoes Walk on 7 and 14 March 2026. For members of the EBBRAG committee, it was very moving to engage with so many Warminster residents who share the same concerns.
The EBBRAG campaign also generated around 30 responses from residents outside the town boundary who were shopping, visiting friends and family, or simply visiting Warminster. Many were from Westbury, citing the lack of shops in their town, and the furthest respondent came from Canterbury while visiting family. All, however, shared similar concerns, as demonstrated by the overwhelming response over two days, with several hours of engagement each day.
The topics covered (with the number of submissions per letter) were:
- Compliance with national flood risk policy 11
- Infrastructure capacity to support proposed housing growth 91
- Protection of heritage setting and protected views 43
- Nutrient neutrality and protection of the River Wylye chalk stream 26
- General conformity with the Wiltshire Core Strategy 6
- Archaeological and historic landscape significance 22
- Safe and suitable highway access 10
- Multiple concerns (covering the above in one letter) 206
- The EBBRAG open letter on the website 0
On your behalf, the EBBRAG committee has also submitted a 32-page technical response to the draft NP2, including an executive summary. These documents are not intended for publication; however, if any resident would like a copy, please contact info@ebbrag.com
The open letter on the EBBRAG website has also been submitted on your behalf.
Finally, additional submissions from Boreham Road residents and Bishopstrow Court residents have also been made, all challenging the draft NP2.
We now await the Council’s review of the comments and to see how the draft NP2 will be amended or not before being forwarded to Wiltshire Council for further consideration.
Regards,
EBBRAG.
info@ebbrag.com
www.ebbrag.com



















