The government planners came up with four options for concreting over East Anglia (oops, I mean building sustainable communities for the future). I was at the Regional Assembly in July when we debated these options, and voted to put them out for public consultation. It is called the "regional spatial strategy".
If people express a view that they prefer the option of building some, but not lots, of houses, then it makes it more difficult for developers who happen to be in possession of a big plot of land and want to persuade the planners to let them build a big town on it.
It follows that people who want to express a view on the regional spatial strategy options have until the end of this month to go here
I met up recently with Andrew Lansley, our MP, who spearheaded the fight against Hanley Grange, and we reminded ourselves that the campaign last summer to stop Tesco building HG was a GOOD THING
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