Keep Our Green Spaces
Fairfax want to build 120 houses at Newhouse Farm, Old Crawley Road, Faygate. The field is bounded by Old Crawley Road, New Moorhead Drive and Beech Road.
GROUNDS FOR OBJECTION
Traffic congestion at Moorhead Roundabout
It’s in part of the High Weald National Landscape. Wildlife and eco-systems will be impacted with pollution from cars, noise and light.
Lacking local infrastructure; schools, hospital, doctor surgeries and emergency services.
NORTH HORSHAM PARISH COUNCIL
Local Councillors will have access to comments you leave on the HDC website for planning applications.
Your attendance at the NHPC is important!
We will add date and time on our Facebook group and website.
PREVIOUS APPLICATION IN 2020
An application to build houses on this land was dismissed by appeal in 2021. (Ref: DC/20/0470)
The Planning Inspector concluded “that development on this site would cause significant harm to the landscape and scenic beauty of the High Weald AONB (now the High Weald National Landscape), would represent an inappropriate incursion into the countryside, and would conflict with the district’s spatial strategy.”
PLANNING APPLICATION SUMMARY
Our comments are important – each one is read by the Case Officer assigned to the application.
PLANNING APPLICATION REFERENCE:
DC/26/0671
DEADLINE FOR OBJECTION
21st July 2026
plus a few extra days.
Previous Application
Last year the annual Horsham Riverside Walk attracted 320 people of all ages. The walk includes fields at New House Farm ear-marked for the development where there is one of the best landscape views along the 13-mile route.
This is just one of many communities who use and enjoy this space.
