North Tyneside proposes around 18,360 homes by 2043, with Green Belt changes and a final Local Plan consultation closing on 12th November.
Green Belt and grey belt stories can sound more straightforward than the decisions behind them. Our reports explain the policy arguments, the status of the application or appeal, and the matters that influenced the outcome. A committee resolution, an appeal decision and a court challenge are different stages, not interchangeable forms of permission.For the background and current guidance, see our guide to Green Belt, grey belt and other land descriptions.
North Tyneside proposes around 18,360 homes by 2043, with Green Belt changes and a final Local Plan consultation closing on 12th November.
A Gunthorpe housing appeal accepts grey belt status but rejects new homes in Flood Zone 3b under the revised 2026 NPPF.
Bath and North East Somerset has published extra site selection evidence, with a 20th November deadline that does not extend the main consultation.
An Inspector has dismissed two homes at Barr Lakes Lane, finding substantial Green Belt openness harm despite Walsall’s severe housing shortfall.
North Herts proposes town centre density minimums, tests grey belt and affordable housing choices, and opens consultation on 13th October.
An Inspector narrows Broxtowe’s sweeping restriction on permitted development at a Green Belt barn conversion, with a separate full costs award.
A Harrow extension wins in the Green Belt despite 76% more footprint after an Inspector rejects an unsupported 30% proportionality benchmark.
Bolton’s draft Local Plan is moving towards an eight-week statutory consultation, with housing, Green Belt and employment allocations under scrutiny.
A Kent traveller site has won retrospective permission after an inspector balanced grey belt policy, unmet pitch need and deliberate unauthorised development.
Hertsmere has opened its Regulation 19 Local Plan consultation until 19th November after removing several potential development sites following thousands of responses.
A Cheshire East appeal has secured permission in principle for up to six homes after an Inspector accepted grey belt accessibility despite narrow roads.
Solihull councillors back a draft Local Plan targeting 21,913 homes, with major growth around railway stations and Green Belt locations.
A Brentwood validation appeal wins planning permission and full costs after the council fails to validate and determine an earth bund application.
FI Property Group has lodged the Stanworth Green Belt appeal after Chorley refused two huge logistics buildings near Junction 3 of the M65.
A Coventry BNG appeal is dismissed even after an Inspector finds a condition removing householder permitted development rights unnecessary.
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