Neighbourhood Plans have led to a more than 10% increase
in housebuilding plans, housing minister Brandon Lewis has claimed Speaking
about the second reading of the Housing & Planning Bill, the Great Yarmouth
MP said that the plans are part of a "huge shift" in power from
Whitehall to local people, allowing them to decide on the future development of
their area, including where new homes and business should be built, what they
should look like and what local infrastructure is needed. So far, every one of
more than 100 Neighbourhood Plans submitted to local referendums have been
approved and around eight million people now live in places covered by
neighbourhood planning. Once approved, councils are required to consider
Neighbourhood Plans as part of the process for drawing up their Local Plan.
Read more on the Housing Excellence website.
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