Housing and planning minister Brandon Lewis has unveiled
revised planning guidance which requires councils to take better account of the
needs of older residents when planning new homes in their area. The guidance
stresses that councils should ensure a wide range of different properties are
built in their area to meet the diverse housing needs of people as they get
older - including bungalows. Where local planning authorities do not consider
it appropriate to allocate such sites, they should ensure that there are
sufficiently robust criteria in place to set out when such homes will be
permitted. This might be supplemented by setting appropriate targets for the
number of these homes to be built. Read more on the Planning Portal.
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