Consultations
Have your say on our consultations:
We are now starting consultations on our Management Plan Review that will guides us over the next 5 years. Please do contribute by clicking on the links below.
From time to time the Malvern Hills National Landscape Partnership produces position statements in order to expand on policies and content contained within the Malvern Hills AONB Management Plan. It also produces guidance documents to promote good practice and to assist those proposing development and change in the area. The Position Statements and Guidance in text form, can be found in the links below. When we have the designed document, with illustrations, these will be posted in their place.
The Malvern Hills National Landscape Team wish to thank everyone who engaged and contributed to these publications.
Initial Management Plan Review Consultation
We are reviewing our 5 year management plan. To see what its about go to our introduction which will guide you to our online survey. The online survey closes on 15/3/24.
Position Statement on Housing
Click on the link for the statement
Please note that this Statement is text only; the designed document will be posted when ready.
Position Statement on Landscape Led Development
Click on the link for the statement.
Please note that this Statement is text only; the designed document will be posted when ready.
Lighting Guidance
Click on the links for the guidance.
Please note that this guidance is text only; the designed document will be posted when ready.
Renewable Energy Position Statement
We are consulting on our draft Renewable Energy Position Statement. If you would like to comment, please use the form by 28th February 2024.
Setting Position Statement
Clink on the link for the statement.
Please note that this Statement is text only; the designed document will be posted when ready.
Guidance on Horse Related Development
Click on the links for the guidance.
Please note that this guidance is text only; the designed document will be posted when ready.
Once finalised this Guidance on horse related development will sit alongside our Guidance on Keeping horses. The former relates specifically to development, the latter relates to management.