Planning Inspectors Have Raised Further Questions About Sheffield Council Local Plan Modifications - Including Controversial Green Belt... 👉 READ MORE: sheffieldforum.co.uk/topic/5… #Sheffield #LocalPlan #SheffieldCityCouncil #GreenBelt #SheffieldForum

🚨 Reg 19 #localplan public consultation 🚨 - 22 June to 3 August … #gedling ✍️

🪐 Jupiter Rewards Phase II is LIVE! x.com/MarketingJUP/status/20… @didosarneff @avav910 @LocalPlan x.com/i/broadcasts/6OtvFASBy…

🚨 BIG NEWS for Cheshire East 🚨 Work is officially starting on a brand‑new Local Plan shaping homes, jobs & infrastructure to 2045 🏡🌱 • Public consultation begins this summer Read more: publicsectorexecutive.com/ar… @CheshireEast #LocalPlan #CheshireEast #PlanningForTheFuture

Another evening, another planning meeting. #localplan #colchester #notoPP9

🏘 If you live in or around #Crowborough and want to see what the Green Party/ Lib Dems and Labour Alliance at @wealdendistrict are proposing for housebuilding in their #LocalPlan then come to the #Reg18 exhibition on Monday March 2nd Details 👇

Steve is fighting for INFRASTRUCTURE FIRST in housing plans for Halstead, Knockholt and Badgers Mount 🏠 Where is the plan for transport, health and education? New housing is coming to the Sevenoaks district. But the Conservative-run Council’s approach has failed local communities: ❌ Major developments placed close to communities without proper preparation ❌ No clear plan for the roads, GP surgeries and school places needed to support new homes ❌ Infrastructure treated as an afterthought — not a priority Steve and the Lib Dems are demanding: ✅ Infrastructure improvements FIRST in the Local Plan ✅ Roads, transport, health and education planned BEFORE development ✅ Working with communities to achieve good results — not imposing plans from above ✅ Building only where services can support it As a parish councillor, I’ve seen first-hand what happens when development comes without infrastructure. New homes need new infrastructure. It’s common sense — and I’ll make sure our community’s needs come first. Find out more about Steve's Campaign - sevenoakslibdems.org.uk/stev… #LibDems #Sevenoaks #LocalPlan #InfrastructureFirst #Housing #LocalElections #hkbm

An eyesore in our beautiful World Heritage Site.They’re privately owned but the owners have proved untraceable. @Royal_Greenwich have legal powers  to get them cleaned up and we have volunteers ready to help. We read in the Local Plan that the Council wants to ‘protect our heritage’. Will they help us to help them achieve this? #Community #LocalPlan #Greenwich #WorldHeritageSite #RedTelephoneBoxes

Plenty of people walked past a very sad looking site. The large banner you see was in Woolwich Xmas market only - no-one thought to put some here in Greenwich and the Photo Booth only worked for a few days! Just look at the state of the site! It’s no wonder no one turned up to rent a hut! A dedicated town centre manager willing to talk to groups such as ours is vital and should be welcomed. #LocalPlan

Mmmmm Active travel = less pollution. #FixTheLifts #GreenwichFootTunnel #WoolwichFootTunnel #ActiveTravel @MayorofLondon #LocalPlan #LondonPlan @InclusionLondon

Even @TfL do not acknowledge the existence of the Woolwich Foot tunnel! #LocalPlan #SuperLoop @TransportForAll @InclusionLondon @MayorofLondon

@Royal_Greenwich #LocalPlan #Greenwich #ActiveTravel Please sign the petition in the link 🙏🏼 escalate-now.com/

LOCAL PLAN REVIEWS - Planning updates for North Lincs & North East Lincolnshire📍 Ensure your voice is heard. For professional representation contact our expert Planning Consultant team. More in our LANDOWNER BLOG: ftplan.co.uk/local-plan-cons… #Planning #LocalPlan #YourLand

📢 Have your say on the future of Greater Cambridge! Join our webinar: Draft Local Plan – Development Strategy & Site Allocations 🗓 Tomorrow (Weds 10 December) 🕒 6pm Sign up now: events.teams.microsoft.com/e… #GreaterCambridge #LocalPlan #HaveYourSay @camcitco @SouthCambs

Last night at @Royal_Greenwich Full council I had the privilege of bringing the report on consultation of our Draft New #LocalPlan, which was unanimously approved by the chamber. "Concept of #BuenVivir - Good Living/living well...at the heart of the Plan"

New local plan system launching early 2026 Following today’s ministerial statement, we're sharing important news about the future of local plan development in England. Read more: gov.uk/government/news/new-l… #LocalPlan #Planning @mhclg

🏙️ Cambridge could see 50,000 new homes over the next 20 years – a “Second Cambridge”! Read our blog, explore the plan, and join the conversation before the public consultation opens 1 Dec 2025: cambridgeppf.org/doubling-th…  #GreaterCambridge #LocalPlan

We’re not saying ‘build nothing anywhere’. We’re saying: don’t build massive HGV estates next to ancient woodland, brooks feeding protected lakes, and homes 20m away. It’s common sense — not NIMBYism. #localplan

Looking fwd to working with @MossSideTenants @UppingIt #MossPrideCIC @SocialHomes4Mcr many others to advocate for all the important issues raised in the Moss Side coalition's #LocalPlan response incl. #FamilyHousing vs. #HMOs #ShortTermLets communitysavers.net/more-pow…

Planning Inspectors slam South & Vale councils for Local Plan failure 🗺️ In an extensive nine-page letter to both Vale of White Horse and South Oxfordshire District Councils the Planning Inspectors have concluded that the councils have failed to discharge their statutory obligations and the draft Joint Local Plan 2041 should be withdrawn. The Joint Local Plan sets out housing proposals for both districts for the next sixteen years and the failure to adopt a new Local Plan could have significant impacts on residents locally. Having been Leader of the Vale of White Horse District Council when we successfully adopted the last Local Plan in 2016 I understand the challenges of getting such a plan agreed - but also the importance getting it right. Most people agree we need more housing nationally, but locally in southern Oxfordshire we have already seen significant growth, with more planned in future years. If this latest set back causes the Local Plan to be withdrawn it could mean that the councils lose control over development and lose the ability to gain vital infrastructure funding. Already we know that the councils have failed to secure the delivery of a new Health Centre in Didcot, despite land being available on Great Western Park and money having been set aside by the developers. A failure to have a Local Plan in place will risk future infrastructure investment as it increases the chances of development happening piecemeal across the districts. Vital to keeping control of planning, and avoiding unplanned, speculative development with inadequate infrastucture is having a five-year housing land supply. This means having a supply of housing sites planned over the next five years. The Vale of White Horse is currently just meeting this criteria with a 5.8 year supply, but South Oxfordshire is already below that important threshold with just 4.5 years of housing supply. In the letter to the Councils the Inspectors state: “In the light of the failure to adequately discharge the [Duty to Co-operate], there are two options open to South and Vale, either to withdraw the JLP from the examination or to ask that we write a report setting out our conclusions. The latter option would incur further expense, and the contents of our report would likely be very similar to this letter.” By failing to manage the Local Plan process properly the Lib Dem councils have created a real risk of uncontrolled development and inadequate infrastructure for communities across the southern Oxfordshire. #localplan #planning #vale #vwhdc #southoxon #valeofwhitehorse