Have your say on the Labour Government's proposed planning changes

The new Labour Government are proposing some major changes to national planning policies as part of their pledge to build 1.85 million new homes over the next 5 years. A consultation is now open into their proposed changes, which include new mandatory housing targets for areas such as North East Derbyshire, new policies around Green Belt development and removing the urban uplift which previously placed an emphasis on big cities delivering more houses than more rural areas like NED.

We all agree we need new homes, but it is important these are in the right places with the right infrastructure to match. We think local areas and residents should also get a strong say on what's right and where in their areas. 

Please take a couple of minutes to let us know your views through the survey below. 

You can also respond to the Government consultation directly here (Proposed reforms to the National Planning Policy Framework and other changes to the planning system - GOV.UK (www.gov.uk)) as well as finding out more about the proposed changes.

Have your say on Labour's proposed planning changes

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Are you in favour of the Labour proposal for central Government to set mandatory, top-down housing delivery numbers for each local
What are your thoughts on the proposals to remove protections on the Green Belt through a new Grey Belt and other overrides?
What are your thoughts on the proposals to set a mandatory annual housing delivery of 622 new homes each year for North East Derbyshire (a 178% increase)?
Do you agree with the proposal to remove the previous Conservative Government's policy which stated cities should deliver more new housing and have higher targets than more rural areas such as NED?
What are your thoughts on the proposals to place emphasis on meeting unmet development needs from neighbouring areas? (for instance, NED could deliver some of Sheffield's housing target)