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Neighbourhood planning
What is Neighbourhood Planning?
Who Can Lead a Neighbourhood Plan?
Neighbourhood Development Plans and Orders Explained
Understanding Community Right to Build Orders
Essential Conditions for Your Plan or Order
Financial Benefits for Your Neighbourhood
What is Neighbourhood Planning?
Imagine having a direct influence over how your local area develops. Neighbourhood planning empowers residents like you to actively guide the changes happening in your community.
Here's the exciting part: if your neighbourhood successfully establishes an officially approved plan or order, you might discover that you no longer need the standard planning permission from your local council. Instead, your own community actually takes on the responsibility of granting project permissions.
Please note, this particular approach to planning is exclusively available within England.
For a complete understanding of the legal framework supporting this initiative, we recommend you consult the Localism Act.
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This guidance is for general information only and is not legal advice. Planning requirements vary by council and property. You should check your local planning authority's specific requirements before submitting an application or starting work. This guidance applies to England and Wales. When in doubt, contact your local planning authority or seek professional planning advice.
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