Appendix 3-2026 Consultation Report Final for Cabinet 26082026 Redacted
In plain English
Noted · Received for information; no decision followed.
A total of 822 organisations and individuals were on the consultation database at the start of the Regulation 18 consultation on 19 February 2026, including 29 statutory and specific consultation bodies, 33 general consultation bodies, 32 ward councillors, 43 Strategic Housing and Economic Land Availability Assessment contacts, and 685 members of the public. p50
The consultation generated 2,288 individual representations from 539 respondents, of which 232 were in support, 1,107 objected and 949 were comments. p52
The report states that the Council carried out the consultation in a manner consistent with the statutory requirements of the Regulations, the Public Sector Equality Duty, the Equality Act 2010 and the Council's Statement of Community Involvement 2025. p467
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- p502.7 A total of 822 organisations and individuals were included on the consultation database at the start of the Regulation 18 consultation on 19 February 2026. This comprised 29 statutory and specific consultation bodies, 33 general consultation bodies, 32 ward councillors, 43 contacts registered through the Strategic Housing and Economic Land Availability Assessment, and 685 members of the public.
- p524. Summary of Representations Received 4.1 Regulation 18 consultation generated a total of 2,288 individual representations from 539 respondents. Representations were received from a range of individuals, community groups, statutory bodies, developers and landowners. Of these representations, 232 were in support, 1,107 objected and 949 were comments.
- p4676.2. The Council is satisfied that consultation has been carried out in a manner consistent with both the statutory requirements of the Regulations, the Public Sector Equality Duty and Equality Act 2010 and the Council's adopted Statement of Community Involvement 2025.
Places and organisations it names
- Hastings Borough Council
- Beaney's Lane
- Bexhill Road
- Bodiam Drive
- Braybrooke Terrace
- Brook Way
- Caves Road
- Chiltern Drive
- Cinque Ports Way
- Crowhurst Road
- Graystone Lane
- Harold Road
- Ivyhouse Lane
- Magdalen Road
- Priory Street
- Rock Lane
- Seaside Road
- Sidney Little Road
- Warrior Square
- West Hill Road
- Whitworth Road
- Winchelsea Lane
Other papers for this meeting
- 1. 160726 East Sussex and Brighton
- 2. East Sussex and Brighton and Hove - Summary and analysis of consultation responses
- 202627P03FinancialUpdateReporttoendofJune2026
- 3. Modified proposals Summary and analysis of consultation responses
- 4. Sector Support Offer
- Cabinet agenda
- Appendix 1 - Revenue Monitoring Tables 2026-27 -Q1, 25/08/2026 Political Briefing
- Appendix 1- Plan V19.2.4 Cabinet Issue with Annex 1
- Appendix 2 - 2026-27 Capital Monitoring-P03 June26, 25/08/2026 Political Briefing
- Appendix 2 - Draft Policies Map (Paper) 2026.08.24
- Appendix 3 - 2026-27 PIER Savings P03-June 26, 25/08/2026 Political Briefing
- Cabinet Report - Pre-Submission Local Plan Regulation 19- 07.09.26v3
- Covering Report - Cabinet appointments to committees and working groups 25.08.26
- HBC Report DC PSPO Review Sept 26 Cabinet report
- HBC LGR Cabinet Report Final 02
- Minutes Public Pack, 08/06/2026 Cabinet
- Minutes Public Pack, 15/06/2026 Museum Committee
- Museum report September 2026
- National Portfolio Organisation Funding Extension - Cabinet 07.09.26
- Published Final answers Cabinet Questions- 07.09.26
- RIPA Policy Procedure Sept 2026
- RIPA Policy cabinet report 7.9.26