Conflict over a local resource – The Jam Factory

Conflict over a local resource – The Jam Factory

The Jam Factory Conflict

L/O:Explain the proposed plans.

Identify stakeholders.Present the arguments.

The resolution.

“Active viewing”What is the history behind the famous factory?How does the business model work?How is the Jam Factory looking towards the future?

Historical Context

Business Model

The Proposals

The background – Over 100 years old – the need they need to expand in our to make the business

model more effective.

The Options

The Options

Stakeholders?

Arguments for… Arguments against…

The best way to find out is to ask people!

Resolving the conflict

1. Wilkin & Sons submit the plans to Colchester planning department.

2. Colchester BC undertake a sustainability appraisal.

Colchester BC’s Findings…

• The conclusion of that appraisal was that“Wilkin and Son’s is an important part of Tiptree’s culture and heritage and the loss of the factory and associated uses would bring many adverse affects to the character of Tiptree and the Borough as a whole if Wilkin’s moved outside of Colchester. The appraisal therefore considered that to maintain Tiptree’s local distinctiveness and economy the proposal to extend the factory onto land to the south should be supported in principle.”

Resolving the conflict

1. Wilkin & Sons submit the plans to Colchester planning department.

2. Colchester BC undertake a sustainability appraisal.

3. Wilkin & Sons undertake a consultation under the localism bill.

4. Colchester Planning Department Approval/Disproval.

5. Right to appeal.

40 marker practice…