Plans to build 25,000 homes in North Somerset need
'rewriting' after Government inspectors ruled council officers must go back to
the drawing board. The process to create the West of England Joint Spatial Plan
(JSP) must be restarted and will take years to complete, according to planning
inspectors. The inspectors dramatically called a halt to meetings after
identifying 'significant concerns' with the plan. In a letter the inspectors
told the West of England authorities they could not be certain the sites had
not been determined on a 'robust, consistent and objective' basis. Read more on
the North Somerset Times website.
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