Hart’s first formal 30-month Local Plan consultation opens on 19th October, with growth strategy and housing evidence in focus.
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Hart’s first formal 30-month Local Plan consultation opens on 19th October, with growth strategy and housing evidence in focus.
Warrington’s 4,200-home urban extension heads to Cabinet, but infrastructure phasing remains unfinished and no individual planning permission is granted.
North Tyneside proposes around 18,360 homes by 2043, with Green Belt changes and a final Local Plan consultation closing on 12th November.
Mid Devon has extended consultation on East Cullompton design and delivery guidance until 30th October for its planned garden village.
Bath and North East Somerset has published extra site selection evidence, with a 20th November deadline that does not extend the main consultation.
Urban&Civic and Homes England have lodged a cross-boundary neighbourhood proposal featuring 4,000 homes, schools, employment and transport infrastructure.
Cheshire East has lost government support for A500 improvements, raising questions about Crewe’s transport capacity and future housing growth.
London’s draft spatial plan consultation closes at 5pm on 15th October, with far-reaching proposals for housing, Green Belt and industry.
Fareham has extended two Local Plan consultations to 23rd October, leaving just eight days before its published Gateway 1 deadline.
Carmarthenshire has explained how emerging Local Plan policies could affect pending applications when the Inspectors’ report is published.
Lambeth’s replacement Local Plan scoping consultation closes on 13th October, giving landowners and residents a final opportunity to influence its early priorities.
North Herts proposes town centre density minimums, tests grey belt and affordable housing choices, and opens consultation on 13th October.
England is consulting on new land use and brownfield measurements, with consequences for local plans, housing density evidence and historical comparisons.
Bolton’s draft Local Plan is moving towards an eight-week statutory consultation, with housing, Green Belt and employment allocations under scrutiny.
West Oxfordshire’s Regulation 19 Local Plan consultation closes on 9th October. Representations on soundness and legal compliance will go to inspectors.
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