Walking tours will help create a planning guide
To help gather opinions, two-hour walking and digital tours of the district are being held
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People living in a Surrey borough are being invited to join tours of the area to help create a planning bible.
Spelthorne Borough Council, which has its headquarters in Staines-upon-Thames, is creating what it calls a design code, containing rules that will influence what future buildings are allowed to be built.
The authority has launched a public consultation to find out what people want included in the design code.
To help gather opinions, two-hour walking and digital tours of the district are being held between Thursday and 18 July.
The council said the tours will be a chance for people to share ideas about urban development with council officers and others on the walks.
More information on the design code can be found here, external, and anyone interested in the tours can sign up here., external
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