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It will be a huge challenge for the government to manage consultation on it. They should delegate most of the engagement to local partnerships. This is the big strategic planning challenge, net zero requires new communities to be accessed and designed in a compreletely diferent way, deign led with a focus on sustinable infrastructure and design, with transport networks designed around mass movement of people by transit.
UP TO 1, new homes could finally be set for a controversial site near Blackbird Leys that the city council has wanted to see developed for more than 20 years. Grenoble Road is exactly the type of thing the Green Belt it is designed to protect [from development]. South Oxfordshire had always been a staunch defender of the Green Belt.
Our city needs to grow and the land at Grenoble Road is ripe with potential for a new community to be built with homes, schools and jobs for Oxford people. They must all submit their Local Plans by April 1, at the latest. That is down from an expected 3, earlier this year.
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The council will then be asked to sign the plan off on December The Grasslands Trust team blog about nature conservation and broader environmental issues, always with a focus on our threatened grassland habitats. The views in this blog do not necessarily reflect those of the Trust. Reading Borough Council has already approved the scheme.
This is conformed in the report.
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Birmingham Mail They are actually recommending less growth by than the modelling by the 3 LEPs report recommends. That would mean doubling the population to two million people, from around one million today. The Act will need amendment to cover housing.
Oxford Mail UP TO 1, new homes could finally be set for a controversial site near Blackbird Leys that the city council has wanted to see developed for more than 20 years. With the new management at SODC, something that was the staunchest defender of the Green Belt has now stabbed it in the back and is now promoting urban sprawl. It said originally it wanted to build 3, homes there but potential development is now set to be slower than anticipated. Government planning policy is not in favour of building on the Green Belt. It would completely destroy the community of Chalgrove.
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