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Together we can deliver a sustainable, community-led development!

Welcome!

The Channel Islands Co-operative Society Limited (the Coop) has submitted an application for outline planning consent to develop the Leale's Yard site near The Bridge in St Sampson and the Vale.

At present, the site is 13 acres of unused space that has massive potential to assist with helping the Island's community and fulfilling the Island's needs. When it is developed, the site will deliver much-needed affordable housing, shopper and residents carparking, as well as business and employment opportunities for the Island as a whole. The plans also feature vital infrastructure enhancements required in the area, such as roads, pavements, street lights, flood defences, drainage and other incoming services.

The Coop's plans support the States of Guernsey's wider regeneration of The Bridge and act as a catalyst for further investment in the new Harbour Action Area. The development will provide new affordable housing and social community spaces, complimenting many of the States' strategic priorities for new developments and their own Guernsey Work Plan.  Finally, many of the States of Guernsey's healthy lifestyle, low carbon and social value agendas have been considered in the plans thanks to the attention to detail being given to sustainable construction, civic spaces and communal areas in the proposed designs.

All of these benefits will be achieved with significant private-sector financial investment, and the use of local companies and labour to build and maintain the completed development. The Coop has appointed JW Rihoy and Sons to act as the Development Partner, and several other local firms to lead on the principal design and project management activities.

The Coop and our Development Partner are already focusing on the delivery phase, with a targeted completion of the first homes and new buildings within three years of the required approvals, and five years for all of the development.  

About this survey

The Coop wants to hear your views on the proposed plans. The Coop has created this simple, easy-to-complete online survey, which should take you no more than five minutes to complete. Your views will provide us with invaluable feedback as we progress with out plans. 

Your responses can be submitted anonymously. If you'd like to stay updated with plans as they progress, there is an opportunity for you to submit your contact details at the end of the survey. All responses will be treated confidentially.

How we will manage the responses and your data

The responses will be used by the Coop to help inform the next steps with the development. All personal data will be held securely and confidentially and will only be used in connection with follow-up contact associated with the project. Personal data will not be shared with any other organisation. 

Thanks

This online survey will remain open for completion until 5:00 pm BST on Friday 29 April 2022. Once we have analysed the feedback, we hope to issue an update soon thereafter. 

Thank you for your time and continued support with our plans. We're really excited about them, and hope you are too!

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* 2. Are you a Member / Shareholder of the Channel Islands Co-operative Society?

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* 3. Overall, do you like or dislike the plans for the development of Leale's Yard?

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* 4. What do you like the most about the plans?

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* 5. What do you like the least about the plans?

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* 6. What features about the plans are most important to you? Please rank the following.

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* 7. If you would like to hear more about out plans, please leave your contact information below. (Please Note: the Channel Islands Co-operative Society Limited (the Coop) will hold your personal data securely and only for the purposes of contacting and updating you on the Leale's Yard development. No personal data will be shared for any third party for any other purpose. The Coop is a data controller for the purposes of the Data Protection (Bailiwick of Guernsey) Law 2017). 

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