FULMER NEWSLETTER - Fulmer Village

Fulmer Lane
11/00266/CLUED
April Cottage
Alderbourne Lane
11/00201/FUL
Yew Tree Cottage
Hay Lane
11/00116/TPO
FULMER HALL
agricultural equipment store
Rear conservatory Granted
Thin yew tree by 10% Granted
ALAN GODLEMAN
We understand that Fulmer Hall has been sold and that the new owner intends
restoring the main house and stable block whilst knocking down the offices and
other outbuildings. The Hall will continue to be accessed from Windmill Road
whilst the new house, which is to be built further up the site towards Stoke
Common Road, will be accessed from Hay Lane.
THE PICKERIDGE
There has been little or no activity on site over the last six months. We are told by
Anjid Faquir, on behalf of the owners of the site, that South Bucks District Council
are satisfied with the reduced Application for a smaller Care Home to replace the
existing buildings at the Pickeridge. However, the Wildlife Trust are now objecting
on the basis that there are bats on site and nothing can therefore happen on site
until March, after the breeding season. Meantime the existing buildings are
deteriorating further and the grounds and woods surrounding the site are in a very
poor state. Finally, what was the lodge is now disintegrating. Whilst the lack of
activity on site is very disappointing, should the current owners decide to cut their
losses and sell the site, we may find the gypsies back on site again.
Vacant Allotments
Ronnie Lamb
For several years we have had a waiting list but no free allotments whereas we now
have two vacant half allotments. The particular allotments are numbers 10 and 11. If
anyone is interested they should contact Peter Kelly, the Parish Clerk on 01753.854984.
The annual rent will be £ 15.00 for each half allotment.