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Yet, that’s how the game goes. Some of that has to do with rap being such a young genre. Hip-hop is only about 40 years old, not even old enough to be your grandpa. In recent years, rappers like Jay Z, Nas, and Eminem have found ways to remain relevant and productive in the later years of their careers. Hopefully, they've laid a foundation for future rappers to follow. But beyond rap, consider that even legendary artists like Jimi Hendrix only had about four years of mainstream exposure, and the three albums he released he released that changed rock music forever—1967's Are You Experienced & Axis: Bold as Love and 1968's Electric Ladyland—came out in an 18 month span.

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Thomas Grisso, Ph.D., is Professor Emeritus in Psychiatry at the University of Massachusetts Medical School. In addition to engaging in research and teaching in the University’s Law and Psychiatry Program, he consults to federal and state programs on policy and forensic practice in the juvenile justice system. His work has focused on improving forensic evaluations for the courts and informing policy and law for youths in the juvenile justice system and for persons with mental disorders. Several of his fifteen books have been influential in setting standards for forensic mental health evaluations. He pioneered concepts on which forensic evaluations of several legal competencies have been developed, especially competence to stand trial and (with Paul Appelbaum) competence to consent to treatment. His contributions to juvenile justice policy and practice have included his studies of juveniles’ capacities to waive Miranda rights and their competence to stand trial, as well as development (with Richard Barnum) of a mental health screening tool now used statewide in juvenile detention and corrections in over 40 states. Research performed with his colleagues in the MacArthur Foundation’s Research Network on Adolescent Development and Juvenile Justice was relied upon by the U.S. Supreme Court in its recent decisions against the death penalty and limiting the sentence of life without parole for crimes committed during adolescence. His work has been recognized with awards from the American Psychological Association, the American Psychiatric Association, the Royal College of Psychiatrists (U.K.), the American Psychology-Law Society, an honorary Doctor of Laws degree from John Jay College of Criminal Justice, and the Chancellor’s Medal for Distinguished Scholarship at the University of Massachusetts Medical School.

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CONFCOMMERCIO-Imprese per l'Italia, Italian General Confederation of Enterprises, Professions and Self-Employment, is the largest business association in Italy.

Confcommercio-Imprese per l'Italia was established for this very reason: to give voice to people and enterprises, which today count more than 700,000, with almost 2,700,000 employees, making it the largest business association in Italy. With its well-developed and extensive network of associations, divided by region, profession and industry, Confcommercio protects and represents its members in dealings with institutions, promoting the role of market services, which is, within a services economy, with a contribution of 41% of added value and 43.7% of employment in Italy, the real engine of national economy.

Four areas that Confcommercio-Imprese per l'Italia represents

From the small neighbourhood business to franchising networks, to media and large-scale retail operations, Confcommercio-Imprese per l'Italia represents enterprises of all sizes operating in different commerce sectors and along the whole distribution chain

The Confederation groups hotels, public establishments, travel agencies, tour operators, incentive services, camp sites, tourist villages, tourism-hotel residences, time-shares, bed & breakfasts, youth hostels, beach resorts, night clubs, marinas and boat hire enterprises and meeting planners. They are coordinated by Confturismo.

This area groups services for enterprises (including those providing advertising, ICT and consultancy services), services for people (from sports activities to insurance agents) and professional activities.

Confcommercio-Imprese per l'Italia dedicates particular attention to the transport and infrastructure sector. Its members include Italy's leading road haulage, shipping and logistics enterprises, which are coordinated by Conftrasporto, as well as port, rail and automotive enterprises.

Given the diversity of their size, partners and fields of operation, Confcommercio-Imprese per l'Italia has the growth opportunities facing its members at the heart. Its activities are based on the principles of transparency, consensus, pluralism, social responsibility for business activities and subsidiarity. In addition, it is committed to working towards greater fiscal equity, simplifying the administrative system and reducing bureaucratic procedures, guaranteeing safety and legality, ensuring easier access to credit, boosting innovation, productivity and the opening of markets. All this to reach its overriding target: growth for its member enterprises, and, with it, economic growth for the country as a whole.

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A history made up of many stories

The Presidents of Confcommercio from 1945 to the present

  • 1946-1951 Amato Festi
  • 1951-1956 Giovanni Maria Solari
  • 1956-1971 Sergio Casaltoli
  • 1971-1986 Giuseppe Orlando
  • 1987-1995 Francesco Colucci
  • 1995-2005 Sergio Billè
  • Since 2006 Carlo Sangalli

Confcommercio was established in Rome on 29 April 1945 by a group of free provincial shopkeepers associations from Central-Southern Italy and some professional associations.

At an assembly held the following year, northern associations joined the federation, and its first president was appointed.

In 1949, the remaining provincial associations joined the Confederation.

In the 1950s, foreign commerce and tourism became increasingly well represented by the Confederation, which in 1961 thus changed its name to Italian General Confederation of Commerce and Tourism.

The most significant events affecting Confcommercio in the 1960s and 1970s included the creation of social agency Enasco, an organisation providing services and assistance to shopkeepers, and the passing of Law 426 of 1971 on governing commerce sector.

The importance of European politics also grew during this period, and in 1981, the Confederation opened a representative office in Brussels.

This period also saw the launch of the BIT (Borsa Internazionale del Turismo – International Tourism Exchange), today the largest commerce fair in the tourism sector, created by Confcommercio, which made its debut in 1981. The Confederation's activity in the following years, which targeted growth in the area it represents, led to the recognition of the importance of the tertiary sector within the national economy. Consistent with this process, at the end of the 1980s, the Confederation adopted the new name of the Italian General Confederation of Commerce, Tourism and Services.

During this period and in the following decade, Confcommercio's commitment to issues of particular importance to its member enterprises and the national economy increased. These issues included taxes, the South of Italy, crime, the adoption of the euro and labour market reform, and were often tackled with the launch of important national initiatives promoted by the Confederation.

In 1993, Confcommercio was among the founding partners of Eurocommerce, the European association of retail and wholesale international trade.

In 1995, the Confederation celebrated its 50th anniversary with a series of nationwide events and initiatives, and a few years later, in 1998, Italy's Parliament approved Legislative Decree 114 – known as the "Bersani reform" – which launched the process of commerce sector reform.

In 1999, Confcommercio held the first edition of the Cernobbio Forum, which was to become one of the key dates in the Confederation's calendar on economic and social issues.

In 2000, Confcommercio created Confturismo, an organisation representing the tourism sector, with the objective of strengthening the unified representation of tourism enterprises and optimising the sector's strategic role in Italy's economic growth. Subsequently, Conftrasporto, the organisation that represents transport, shipping and logistics enterprises, joined Confcommercio.

In more recent years, the continued strengthening of the unions' role in the Confederation has gone hand in hand with the increasingly marked swing of the Italian economy towards the tertiary sector.

The need also grew to boost the unified representation of small and medium-sized enterprises, which in 2006, together with Casartigiani, CNA, Confartigianato and Confesercenti, led to the "Capranica Pact", which coordinated the five main associations representing these enterprises.

In 2009, the Confederation reformed its by-laws with a view to strengthening its mission as the unified representative of member enterprises and launching a significant organisational restructuring process. It changed its logo and extended its name, which became "Confcommercio – Imprese per l'Italia", Italian General Confederation of Enterprises, Professions and Self-Employment. This process has subsequently continued, with the objective of modernising Confcommercio's organisational structure, optimising its regional levels and promoting sector federations. In May 2010, the work of the "Capranica Pact" culminated in the establishment of "Rete Imprese Italia", an organisation coordinating tertiary enterprise activities and artisans.

In recent years, the activity of Confcommercio has been focused on "strong" union issues – such as taxes, consumption, work, infrastructure and legal issues – strengthening the Confederation's mission of representing Italian enterprises and increasing the role of the services sector in social dialogue and economic policy decisions.

What we Do

An organisation serving enterprises

All enterprises, small, medium-sized and large.

Which Confcommercio-Imprese per l'Italia represents, supports and accompanies along the path of innovation, growth and development.

Representation and institutional activity

Confcommercio-Imprese per l'Italia conducts three institutional activities: its signs national contracts in the tertiary, distribution and services, tourism, transport and logistics sectors, and other important collective bargaining agreements, which, in total, apply to almost five million workers; it protects and represents the economic and social interests of enterprises and entrepreneurs in dealings with institutions, political and economic organisations and trade unions; it promotes important management and professional training initiatives, technical assistance to enterprises, complementary social security and integrated healthcare tools covering more than 1.5 million workers, and credit consortia to facilitate access to credit.

In spring 2013, Confcommercio-Imprese per l'Italia established UNITER Srl, the first agency for enterprises accredited by the Italian Ministry for Economic Development to issue declarations of compliance for the start of new economic activities.

Confcommercio-Imprese per l'Italia is present through its representatives in national entities and organisations (including Censis, Cnel, Enasarco, Inail, Inps and Istat), in the network of Chambers of Commerce and on numerous ministerial steering committees.

At European level, the Confederation operates through its delegation to the European Union, its membership of Eurocommerce and its institutional presence in the EESC (European and Economic Social Committee). Through the Enterprise Europe Network, a structure coordinated by the Enterprise and Industry DG of the European Commission, the Confederation also supports European businesses by fostering international expansion and innovation.

Services and agreements

Through the various levels of its organisation, Confcommercio-Imprese per l'Italia provides members with assistance and support in strategic areas for the management and development of business activities: advice on organisational, legal, labour and collective bargaining issues, social security, safety at work and union and tax assistance; fiscal services; quality certification.

It also provides specialist support on social security issues through 50&Più Enasco, and in the field of credit through Federascomfidi, the association that groups the Confederation's credit consortia.

Furthermore, thanks to special agreements with leading companies in the fields of banking, insurance, telecommunications, goods and other vehicles, ICT services, transport and energy, Confcommercio-Imprese per l'Italia offers its members access to a range of efficient and cost-effective services to support their operations.

The Confcommercio network

A well-developed and extensive network of associations

Confcommercio-Imprese per l'Italia is present across Italy through an extensive network of associations, divided by region (provincial associations and regional unions), and at profession and sector level.

This structure enables Confcommercio-Imprese per l'Italia to respond to the specific needs of the business world, promoting a business culture based on the spirit of association, relationship and cooperation.

Furthermore, Confcommercio-Imprese per l'Italia has two organisations operating at national level in the sectors it represents dedicated to young people and women in business respectively: the Young Entrepreneur Association (Gruppo Giovani Imprenditori) and Women and the Tertiary Sector (Terziario Donna). These are two important components, not only within the network of associations, but also in Italy's economic and social fabric as a whole.

The Confederation has also developed a contractual welfare system for employees and executives, particularly in relation to training and professional qualifications, healthcare services and supplementary benefits:

  • Cfmt, Tertiary management training centre (www.cfmt.it)
  • Ebinter, National bilateral agency for the tertiary sector (www.ebinter.it)
  • Fasdac, Healthcare fund for senior managers of commerce enterprises (www.fasdac.it)
  • Fon.Te., Complementary pension fund for tertiary sector workers (www.fondofonte.it)
  • Fondir, Joint interprofessional fund for the continuous training of senior managers in the tertiary sector (www.fondir.it)
  • Fondo Est, Supplementary healthcare agency for commerce, tourism and services and related sectors (www.fondoest.it)
  • Fondo Mario Negri, Social security fund for senior managers of commerce, shipping and transport enterprises (www.fondonegri.it)
  • For.Te., Joint interprofessional fund for the continuous training of employees in the tertiary sector (www.forte.it)
  • Quadrifor, Bilateral agency for the development of training of middle managers in the tertiary sector (www.quadrifor.it)
  • Quas, Healthcare assistance fund for middle managers (www.quas.it)

Representation in European institutions
Delegation to the European Union
Avenue Marnix, 30 – 1000 BRUSSELS (Belgium) Tel. +32 (0)2 2896230 – Fax +32 (0)2 2896235
http://bruxelles.confcommercio.eu/ - delegazione@confcommercio.eu


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Entrenching a 'duty to do wrong' in medicine

Canadian government funds project to suppress freedom of conscience and religion

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A 25 year old woman who went to an Ottawa walk-in clinic (A) for a birth control prescription was told that the physician offered only Natural Family Planning and did not prescribe or refer for contraceptives or related services. She was given a letter explaining that his practice reflected his "medical judgment" and "professional ethical concerns and religious values." She obtained her prescription at another clinic about two minutes away (B) and posted the physician's letter on Facebook. The resulting crusade against the physician and two like-minded colleagues spilled into mainstream media1 and earned a blog posting by Professor Carolyn McLeod on Impact Ethics.2

Professor McLeod objects to the physicians' practice for three reasons. First: it implies - falsely, in her view - that there are medical reasons to prefer natural family planning to manufactured contraceptives. Second, she claims that refusing to refer for contraceptives and abortions violates a purported "right" of access to legal services. Third, she insists that the physician should have met the patient to explain himself, and then helped her to obtain contraception elsewhere by referral. Along the way, she criticizes Dr. Jeff Blackmer of the Canadian Medical Association (CMA) for failing to denounce the idea that valid medical judgement could provide reasons to refuse to prescribe contraceptives.

However, the formation of medical judgement involves more than just signing on to a current majority opinion; there is still room in the medical profession for critical thinking.3 The CMA acknowledges the possibility of divergent professional opinions; that is why its Code of Ethics requires physicians to advise patients if their views are not representative of those of the profession as a whole.4 Perhaps Dr. Blackmer refrained from comment on the physician's medical judgement because, like Professor McLeod, he did not know the basis for it, and was thus hardly in a position to offer an informed opinion.

As Professor McLeod suggests, a face-to-face meeting with patients is normally preferable, and many physicians who will not facilitate abortion nonetheless believe they should meet with women who want one. On the other hand, as evidenced by a Facebook comment, walk-in clinic patients who want The Pill may well be angered if, after "waiting the customary two hours, " the physician does not provide it.5 Thus, it may actually be preferable for a receptionist to notify walk-in clinic patients promptly when they arrive. Unfortunately, no single solution is likely to consistently strike the right balance between personal interaction and patient convenience or preferences.

Professor McLeod warns that physician freedom to act on moral or religious beliefs is limited, explaining that, if it were not, Muslim physicians would refuse to accept female patients, and Catholic physicians would deny care to women who have had previous abortions. These assertions are surprising - and erroneous. In fact, Muslim physicians may treat patients of the opposite sex,6 and a previous abortion is morally irrelevant to treatment decisions by Catholic physicians.7 Her suggestion that the religious beliefs of Muslim or Catholic physicians would make them "uncomfortable" in such circumstances bespeaks a complete lack of intellectual engagement with Islamic medical ethics and with Catholic moral theology. There is a significant difference between discomfort that might arise in real circumstances of ethical conflict, and principled and rational decision making based on religious or moral convictions.

Finally, her claim that physicians "cannot act on moral beliefs that prevent them from providing referrals for standard services" - by which she means contraception and abortion - is contradicted by Canadian Medical Association policy8 and by a statement of the 25,000 member Ontario Medical Association (OMA): "We believe that it should never be professional misconduct for an Ontarian physician to act in accordance with his or her religious or moral beliefs."9

Nonetheless, a central goal of Professor McLeod's Canadian Institutes of Health Research (CIHR) funded project10 is to entrench in medical practice a duty to refer for or otherwise facilitate morally contested procedures. From the perspective of many objecting physicians, this amounts to imposing a duty to do what they believe to be wrong. Two other leaders of this project - Jocelyn Downie and Daniel Weinstock - insist that objecting physicians also be forced to refer for euthanasia and assisted suicide, for precisely the same reasons that Professor McLeod gives for compulsory referral for abortion and contraception.11 Coincidentally, a third collaborator on the McLeod project is François Baylis, the editor of Impact Ethics - and both Jocelyn Downie and François Baylis are members of the CIHR funded Novel Tech Ethics research team that publishes Impact Ethics.12

That the state can legitimately compel people to do what they believe to be wrong and punish them if they refuse is a dangerous idea that turns foundational ethical principles upside down. The inversion is troubling, since "a duty to do what is wrong" is being advanced by those who support the "war on terror." They argue that there is, indeed, a duty to do what is wrong, and that this includes a duty to kill non-combatants and to torture terrorist suspects.13

CMA and OMA policy on freedom of conscience safeguards the legitimate autonomy of patients and the integrity of physicians. The policy also protects the community against a particularly deadly form of authoritarianism: a demand that physicians kill their patients or help to arrange for the killing, even if they believe doing so is wrong.

1.  Murphy S., "'NO MORE CHRISTIAN DOCTORS'- Part 1: The making of a story." Protection of Conscience Project, 25 February, 2014.

2.  McLeod C. "The Denial of 'Artificial' Contraception by Ottawa Doctors." Impact Ethics, 4 March, 2014 (Accessed 2014-03-13)

3.  Murphy S., "'NO MORE CHRISTIAN DOCTORS'- Part 2: Medical judgement and professional ethical concerns."  Protection of Conscience Project, 25 February, 2014.

4.  Canadian Medical Association Code of Ethics (2004): "45. Recognize a responsibility to give generally held opinions of the profession when interpreting scientific knowledge to the public; when presenting an opinion that is contrary to the generally held opinion of the profession, so indicate." (Accessed 2014-02-22)

5.  K__N__H__. 30 January, 2014, 11:48 am

6.  Hathout H. Islamic Perspectives in Obstetrics and Gynaecology. Kuwait: Islamic Organization for Medical Sciences, 1986, p. 161-166. Islamic Medical Association of North America, Islamic Medical Ethics: The IMANA Perspective, p. 11. (Accessed 2014-03-14). McLean M. Conscientious objection by Muslim students startling. J Med Ethics November 2013 Vol. 39 No. 11.

7.  For example: "46. Catholic health care providers should be ready to offer compassionate physical, psychological, moral, and spiritual care to those persons who have suffered from the trauma of abortion." Ethical and Religious Directives for Catholic Health Care Services (5th ed.) United States Conference of Catholic Bishops, 17 November, 2009. (Accessed 2014-03-16). John Paul II, Encyclical Evangelium Vitae (25 March, 1995), 99. (Accessed 2014-03-14); Project Rachel Ministry (Accessed 2014-03-14)

8.  Murphy S. "'NO MORE CHRISTIAN DOCTORS, Appendix 'F.' The difficult compromise: Canadian Medical Association, Abortion and Freedom of Conscience." Protection of Conscience Project, 25 February, 2014

9.  OMA Urges CPSO to Abandon Draft Policy on Physicians and the Ontario Human Rights Code. OMA President's Update, Volume 13, No. 23 September 12, 2008. OMA Response to CPSO Draft Policy "Physicians and the Ontario Human Rights Code." Statement of the Ontario Medical Association, 11 September, 2008.

10.  Let their conscience be their guide? Conscientious refusals in reproductive health care. (Accessed 2014-03-07)

11.  Murphy S. "'NO MORE CHRISTIAN DOCTORS'- Part 5: Crossing the threshold." Protection of Conscience Project, 25 February, 2014

12.  Impact Ethics, NTE team. (Accessed 2014-03-16)

13.  Gardner J. Complicity and Causality, 1 Crim. Law & Phil. 127, 129 (2007). Cited in Haque, A.A. "Torture, Terror, and the Inversion of Moral Principle." New Criminal Law Review, Vol. 10, No. 4, pp. 613-657, 2007; Workshop: Criminal Law, Terrorism, and the State of Emergency, May 2007. (Accessed 2014-02-19)

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a. Write a statement that includes the header files fstream, string, and
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b. Write statements that declare inFile to be an ifstream variable and
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10.20 5.35
Randy Gill 31
18500 3.5
The numbers in the first line represent the length and width, respectively, of
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Y (inclusive). Write statements so that after the program executes, the con-
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Length = 10.20, width = 5.35, area = 54.57, parameter = 31.10
Radius = 15.60, area = 764.54, circumfer
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Name: Randy Gill, age: 31
Beginning balance = $18500.00, interest rate = 3.50
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The character that comes after A in the ASCII set is B
e. Write statements that close the input and output files.
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#include <iostream>
#include <fstream>
#include <string>
#include <iomanip>
using namespace std;
int main()
       ifstream inFile;
       ofstream outFile;"inData.txt");"outData.txt");
       double length;                       //variable declarations are correct
       double width;
       double radius;
       string name;
       int age;
       double savings;
       double interest;
       string letter;

       inFile >> length >> width;
       outFile << length << width; //just add an endl after these so it look similar to the file given

       inFile >> radius;
       outFile << radius;

       inFile >> name >> age;
       outFile << name << age;   //The file reads "Randy Gill", note that ifstream
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                                                  //Gill into age

       inFile >> savings >> interest;
       outFile << savings << interest;

       inFile >> letter;
       outFile << letter << endl;
       //simple enough, use cout statements to display
       //contents of your vars

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Bringing God and the Bible into Your Life for All Ages

 Disclosure: Kregel Publications sent me copies of these books free of charge for this review. All opinions in my review are my own and I did not receive any other compensation.  As in all my reviews I am providing links for your ease, but receive no compensation.

Do you want to bring God and the Bible into your life more or perhaps into your child's life? Today I am sharing some books and a printable game for kids to do just this. Going by age we will start with the book for the younger child, The Bible and Me: Stories with a Message to Live By retold by Lois Rock and illustrated by Alida Massari.

This book is divided into the Old Testament and the New Testament. It shares nine Old Testament stories and eleven New Testament stories. Each story begins with a scripture and ends with a version of verses from Psalms or other scripture to go with the story. The stories flow well and have the important parts in them. The illustrations are beautiful. We are really enjoying reading the stories in this book each night. It is a wonderful introduction to Bible stories for younger children.

This summer Hazel discovered cootie catchers. Do you remember these from your childhood? After playing with her telling my future or answering questions I started to think about using them to bring God into our daily lives. I decided to make one with Bible and/or Godly messages.

I tried to pick colors that reminded me of church: purple, green, red and rose (for the third week of Advent). Then I started picking numbers from the Bible like 40, 12, and 7. The messages are meant to remind the players of God and Bible stories. To print your own copy click here. For a tutorial on making a cootie catcher check out here. At Hazel's camp there were kids aged four to eight and the seven and eight year-olds seemed to like the cootie catchers. The younger kids were not that interested in them.
Our next book The Think Tank by Martin Saunders is the perfect book for bringing the Bible into every day life for teenagers. The book shares different stories and has discussion questions about the stories. Then it suggests scriptures to read and relates the stories and the scripture with more discussion questions. It is the perfect book for a youth group or young adult class. Currently I am not working with any teenagers so I have not been able to try it out with any, but I love how it relates every day issues to the scripture and shows that the Bible is still relevant to today's life. I always find this to be important when working with teenagers.
Our final book is for the adults!! If you are like me, your own time is right when you wake up and/or go to bed. This is the time I usually pray or try to focus my day on God. God Moments by Jennifer Rees Larcombe. This book has thirty reflections that include a story about trying to find God in daily life, scripture and ends with a prayer. There are photographs throughout the book that tie into the stories. To me this is the perfect book to get a quick daily message and time to reflect and communicate with God. I absolutely love the messages in the book and really am enjoying this one.

So if you or someone you know is looking for ways to bring God and the Bible into their lives on a more daily basis, check out these books and try our fun cootie catcher!!


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KPI and A2 Dominion Granted Permission

KPI and A2 Dominion Granted Permission

The nightmare has come true!  Yet another 265 houses on green fields were voted in last night on the casting vote of the Waverley Joint Planning Committee’s Chairman Cllr Peter Isherwood.

So now Cranleigh has a deluge of 1,236 new houses (and that doesn’t include the infilling going on all around Cranleigh in back gardens everywhere, especially up the Horsham Road) of these houses 418 are meant to be affordable – whatever that really means.

We just want to put the enormity of the scale of this development into context, the Swallowhurst Estate was for 58 houses only!

This is now the masterplan (so far) for Cranleigh, showing the Berkeley’s, Little Meadow and now KPI sites (A2 Dominion) together:

Masterplan for Cranleigh

The countryside to the left of the high street has now all but disappeared:

Cranleigh aerial photo

Cllr Mary Foryszewski was the only Cranleigh Councillor who could vote at last night’s meeting, as once again Cllrs Stewart and Jeanette Stennett declared a pecuniary interest in the KPI development, and Cllr Patricia Ellis was nowhere in sight.  Cllr Foryszewski alone battled valiantly for Cranleigh, but all was in vain.  Be very scared Cranleigh residents, Waverley has big plans for Cranleigh and they are not pretty.

It was also revealed last night that Waverley agreed a reduction in affordable housing on the KPI site in return for more money for the Elmbridge Road bridge (we can’t wait to see what actually happens there, as the estimated cost by Waverley is more akin to a fairy tale) and a sizeable contribution to a new Leisure Centre, proposed for the parish owned Snoxhall Fields, no doubt surrounded by a big car park.  Never mind, Cranleigh doesn’t need free recreation space, not when it can have even more houses who will pay council tax to Waverley!  However, it transpired that the Parish Council were not even given the courtesy of a consultation about this new Leisure Centre, the Cllrs we spoke to knew nothing about it, and are desperately trying to save this area for the community, by putting the land into a Trust, rather than see it consumed by Waverley.

Cllr Liz Townsend, who it seems has not been allowed to take up Cllr Brian Ellis’s vacant place on the planning committee, was allowed a speaking slot and conveyed how angry Cranleigh residents felt about the destruction of our village.  She also pointed out how seriously under represented Cranleigh is on the planning committee and that our voices were not being heard.

Officers brushed Cllr Townsend’s concerns about flooding on the site under the carpet, as well as the carefully worded advice from the Environment Agency to Waverley about something called the Sequential Test, which basically seems to mean that areas at less risk of flooding in Cranleigh should be built on first.  However, officers forged ahead regardless, avoiding carefully answering the question of whether the sequential test had actually been passed.  One shocked Cranleigh resident said “it’s as if the officers work for the developers”.

Cllr Townsend spoke from the heart, highlighting the unsustainable location of Cranleigh, and the harm that this deluge of development, in such as short space of time, would have on the character of Cranleigh and on its residents.  However, other hearts and minds appeared firmly closed, particularly Cllr Brian Adams (yes, he’s the one who said if we accepted the Crest Nicholson site for 149 houses Cranleigh would’ve taken its share of the borough’s housing, strangely the webcast of that meeting disappeared) who called his fellow councillors perverse if they refused this application, even though they had refused the identical application only last year.

Richard Bryant, on behalf of Cranleigh Civic Society, reminded Waverley that they have a legal duty to maintain water quality in our rivers and not to increase pollution levels in accordance with the Water Framework Directive.  Unfortunately, this was not even acknowledged, Waverley’s eye was firmly on the prize of 265 dwellings that won’t have to go anywhere near their precious green belt.  Houses that are far from major roads, far from a train station, far from jobs, and far from where most Waverley Councillors live.

Concerns about the sewage treatment works were cast aside with ease and pollution of Cranleigh Waters was not really worthy of a mention from officers, other than to imply that all was fine and dandy.  Apparently, the sewage from an additional 3,000 residents makes no difference.  And don’t forget that’s just Cranleigh’s new residents, we have other surrounding villages sending their muck here too to process.  Oh, and did we forget to say, no one gives a damn about the environment, it’s an inconvenient tick box in a developer-led planning system.

Cranleigh Cllr Brian Freeston admitted “we don’t feel part of Waverley at all, can you blame us?” he spoke about the unfair allocation of houses on a blighted Cranleigh. The fact that we are being forced to take 30% (so far), in the village alone, other areas have a maximum of 15%, and that doesn’t even take the Dunsfold settlement into account. Cllr Freeston voiced concerns about the viability of the parkland, and said Cranleigh was in an untenable position.  Serious and informed comments about the ageing asbestos cement drinking water pipes, of which Cranleigh unenviably has almost 30%, compared to 2% in the entire Thames Water area, received about as much attention as a Cranleigh Councillor at a Local Plan meeting.

As Cllr Townsend said “there is not a big enough material constraint, not even banned blue asbestos, that trumps more housing on Cranleigh’s green fields”.

So there you have it folks, Cranleigh is being officially destroyed with impunity by Waverley, next it will be a massive big shopping centre, just like Waverley have planned for Farnham, and one day you will wake up and find yourselves living in the biggest town in Waverley, and wonder how the hell you got there.

KPI application to be heard 15th March

KPI application to be heard 15th March

Development Application: Land at West Cranleigh Nurseries and North of Knowle Park between Knowle Land and Alfold Road, CRANLEIGH

Reference : WA/2016/2207

This application is to be heard on 15 March 2017 7pm at Council Chamber, The Burys, Godalming

Objections need to be submitted by 10 March.

Your village needs you to object NOW.

The application is not materially different to the original that was refused 29/04/2016 and is now at appeal.  The reason for refusal remain and when an application is not materially different to that refused a period of 2 years must pass before a similar application can be considered.  To reflect on previous objections, the application is not sustainable, remains outside the village envelope, the proposed area is in flood zone 3, agricultural land, removal of employment land, should the other nearby applications commence the accumulation of traffic on the Alfold road, the density of housing is excessive, affordable housing reduced to 35%, the ‘Parkland’ remaining in perpetuity how will this be achieved.

Object today!

How to Object to Planning Applications

NO Affordable Homes in Berkeley Homes Phase 1

NO Affordable Homes in Berkeley Homes Phase 1

Berkeleys has applied for WA/2016/2160 Phase 1 development of the site providing no affordable housing and with no timeline for the delivery of the remainder of the site.

Despite the Inspector stating clearly at Appeal that Berkeley Homes was not to be given permission to develop only part of the site south of the High Street off Knowle Lane, it appears that this exclusive gated development might be allowed to take place.

The market housing being applied for is comprised of:

11 x 3 bedroom houses

30 x 4 bedroom houses

14 x 5 bedroom houses

The streetscene proposed is:street-scene-drawings-phase-1

Housing Layout:

Add Your Comments

We appreciate that like us you may have written several times to Waverley about this application but it is important that we continue. Please add your own comments against this application WA/2016/2160 on the Waverley Planning Portal.

Full instructions on how to comment are provided here.

We have submitted our objection to this application.  The following is a summary of our points:

  • There is no provision for affordable housing within Phase 1 of the development and the timescale for future phases is unknown. This does not comply with the need, as highlighted by the Inspector at Appeal (point 79), for the delivery of “a large number of affordable homes” to be delivered “speedily”:

“79. As for benefits, the 425 dwellings would make a significant contribution to an acknowledged shortfall in deliverable sites for the five-year period, and would help boost the area’s supply generally. The new homes can be delivered speedily, as confirmed by the appellant. The Council recognises the need for a large number of affordable homes in the Borough. Third parties too made an eloquent case for providing more affordable homes, given the difficulties faced by young people in accessing affordable accommodation. Delivery of affordable and market homes in the context of the constraints that apply to the Borough would therefore comprise the most significant social benefit to flow from the proposed development and would be consistent with the NPPF’s basic imperative of delivery.”

  • These homes do not meet housing need in the borough as outlined in the West Surrey SHMA September 2015.
  • This urban style gated development is out of keeping with its rural location off the High Street. This creates a sense of separation, and will have a negative effect on the relationship with, and inclusion of, the broader Cranleigh community.  There is no justification or requirement for this in the setting of Cranleigh and is certainly not in line with the design and access statement:

  • The dwellings that front on to Knowle Lane are excessively high and overbearing (height 8.5 and 10.5m mainly at the site entrance). They do not blend into the rural location, on the edge of the settlement and will have a harmful and urbanising effect.  They will dominate the street scene from Knowle Lane and will have a detrimental effect on visual amenity.  This is contrary to the Cranleigh Design Statement 2008.   The council recently requested that buildings on the Amlets Lane site in Cranleigh should be reduced.
  • Details of Sustainable Urban Drainage System (SuDs) for this phase are incomplete and with this lack of detail it is impossible to ascertain if this will not increase flooding elsewhere. It appears that the sole strategy for the disposal of surface water is to discharge run-off at a restricted rate to the Littlemead Brook, which is a watercourse that runs to the south of the site.  No mitigation for this run-off is provided, as required in line with Waverley’s responsibilities under the Water Framework Directive.  Furthermore, there does not appear to be any attenuation storage figures provided.  It is extremely important that revised climate change allowances by the government and the Environment Agency published in February 2016 are considered.  These now require developers to assess a range of climate range allowances from 25% to 70% above the 1% AEP as part of planning applications.  This is particularly important bearing in mind the fluvial and surface water flood risk on this site as shown by the Environment Agency surface water flood map:
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  • To protect the site from flood risk, it is necessary to secure the FRA mitigation measures and recommendations and to ensure that the crossings/bridges are constructed in accordance with conditions 17 and 18. Knowle Lane is recorded on Surrey County Council’s wet spot database and it is important that emergency access and egress from the site is maintained in the event of a flood.
  • This application, without a condition and timescale for delivery for the remainder of the site contravenes point 81 of the appeal decision which refuted the Council’s suggestion to develop only part of the site “The Council’s suggestion that only part of the site be developed would also involve loss of countryside but without meaningful contribution to the area’s housing needs.”:

“81. Turning then to the overall planning balance. The social and economic benefits of the scheme are considerable. The need for new housing in the area is undisputed and in Cranleigh greenfield sites are expected to make a contribution to the overall supply. The homes would be delivered speedily on land that sits high in the sustainability ranking of sites. Having accepted the need for greenfield sites to help fulfil the Borough’s housing obligations, the loss of an undesignated piece of countryside abutting the urban edge of Cranleigh, with limited harm to the wider landscape, would be outweighed by the social and economic gains identified. The Council’s suggestion that only part of the site be developed would also involve loss of countryside but without meaningful contribution to the area’s housing needs.”

You can submit your comments online or email your comments to the case officer Jennifer Samuelson direct on quoting ref WA/2016/2160 and include your FULL name and Postal Address.

Or write to Waverley Borough Council at (please quote ref WA/2016/2160 and include your FULL name and Postal Address):
Jennifer Samuelson
Planning Officer
Waverley Borough Council
The Burys

Waverley selling off affordable housing in Cranleigh

Waverley selling off affordable housing in Cranleigh

Haven’t we been told that there is a desperate need for affordable housing in Cranleigh?

Isn’t that the reasoning behind Waverley allowing developers to build on pristine green fields in order to provide affordable housing in Cranleigh?

Haven’t we been told that there are approximately 130 households currently waiting for rented affordable housing in Cranleigh on the Housing Needs Register?

So why is Waverley Borough Council selling off these two family homes, owned by them on the Elmbridge Road, when they say that meeting housing need is one of their principle objectives and the need for affordable rented housing is, they report, so great?

Waverley sells council housing July 2016

In Waverley’s Analysis of their Housing Register April 2015 they identified the following need in Cranleigh:

Table identifying people on housing need register in Waverley 2015

Please email Julia Potts (Leader of Waverley Borough Council) and ask her WHY Waverley are selling off these family homes and not offering them to local people on the Housing Needs Register. (copy in your MP and the Cranleigh Society

Or write:

Waverley Borough Council Address:

Julia Potts
Waverley Borough Council, The Burys, Godalming, GU7 1HR

MP Constituency Address:

Anne Milton MP
17a Home Farm, Loseley Park, Guildford, GU3 1HS

Affordable Housing for Beginners!

Affordable Housing for Beginners!

After Rob Kerby’s presentation on the 16 July we have had several requests for a brief guide to ‘affordable housing’ so here goes.

Social housing is affordable housing – accommodation that is affordable to meet the needs of people who do not have sufficient income to pay for open market housing to rent or buy.  It is similar to the old council housing scheme.

Social housing is allocated on the basis of need. Unlike in the private rented sector, where tenancies are offered to whomever the landlord chooses, social housing is distributed according to the local council’s allocation policy. Since the Localism Act 2011, councils can decide who is or isn’t eligible to go on the waiting list for social housing. Waverley Borough Council advise which groups will be given ‘reasonable preference’ in their allocations policy.

Registered providers (often known as social landlords) are the bodies that own and manage social housing. They tend to be non-commercial organisations such as local authorities or housing associations.

Affordable housing comes in many forms, briefly summarised below:

Social rent – is let at low rents on a secure basis to those who are most in ‘’need’. Normally councils and not-for-profit organisations (such as housing associations aka registered providers) are the ones to provide social housing.

Affordable rent – is a recently introduced approach to setting rents for new housing association properties at 80% of average local market rents.

Market rent – some housing associations will develop housing for rent at market levels to subsidise their charitable activities.

Shared ownership – involves buying a proportion of a property and paying rent on the remainder, usually to a housing association. It may be possible to buy additional ‘shares’ until the property is owned outright.

Shared equity – purchasers buy a specified proportion of the value of the home but do not pay rent on the remaining proportion, which is owned by a housing association or developer  who ensures that future sales are restricted to eligible households and that affordability is maintained.

Outright sale – some registered providers will develop housing for outright sale on the open market to subsidise their charitable activities.

Credits – Shelter, Wikipedia

You can find out more about affordable housing in this Guide by the Bureau of Investigative Journalism.

McCarthy & Stone Appeal Waverley Decision

McCarthy & Stone Appeal Waverley Decision

UPDATE 4 February 2016 – McCarthy & Stone appeal REFUSED

Save Our Homes

Residents of Penwerris have received notification that McCarthy & Stone are appealing against Waverley Borough Council’s decision to refuse planning permission for a luxury block of 25 flats for over 55’s. The appeal has shocked residents who are desperately concerned that Penwerris on the Horsham Road will be bulldozed and that they will be homeless.

Cranleigh Parish Council members objected to the application by McCarthy & Stone and it was also rejected by Waverley Borough Council planners on several grounds. Full details are available on the Waverley planning portal.

Currently this Victorian house, part owned by Surrey County Council, is home to 21 low wage earners. It is Cranleigh’s only proper affordable housing. These people have nowhere else to go.

Please don’t let this happen.

Email your MP Anne Milton and tell her what you think about this social cleansing.

We are waiting for the application to appear on the Planning Inspectorate website and will then add these details so that members of our community can also submit their objections online.

You can read more about the McCarthy & Stone application on our website


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