Denny Drop-In Consultation Rescheduled

Posted on April 22, 2016

The drop-in consultation event relating to a Purvis Plant Hire Ltd planning application, which was due to take place on Tuesday 19^th April, has been rescheduled to Tuesday 10^th May, 5:30 – 7:30pm at the Denny Community Education Centre, Denny FK6 6NW.

Purvis Plant Hire Ltd is proposing to submit a planning application to enable completion of infilling work at Falkirk Quarry. The process of this planning application requires a public consultation to be held before the application is submitted, in order to gather local views.

The consultation is being organised by Urban Animation. Information on the proposed works will be available at the consultation.

For further information, please contact Urban Animation by email: info@urban-animation.com

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