The Local Development Framework

In September 2004 a new planning system was introduced which replaced the old style Local Plans with the Local Development Framework (LDF). The LDF is intended to be a folder of documents which deal with different topics and areas, the links below all contain more detailed information on the documents which will form the Bromsgrove LDF.

The Bromsgrove Local Development Framework is currently made up of the following documents:

- Local Development Scheme

- Core Strategy

- Strategic Housing Land Availability Assessment

- Bromsgrove Town Centre Area Action Plan

- Longbridge Area Action Plan

- Statement of Community Involvement

- Sustainability Appraisal

- Annual Monitoring Report

- Supplementary Planning Guidance

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This page was last reviewed 22 February 2012 at 11:22 by Adam Harvey.
The page is next due for review 20 August 2012.

News

Annual Monitoring Report

The 2011 Annual Monitoring Report is now complete and can be viewed below:.

- Annual Monitoring Report 2011

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Town Centre Health Check

The 2011 Town Centre Health Check is now complete and can be viewed below:

- Town Centre Health Check 2011

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Draft Core Strategy 2 - Consultation Responses

The Draft Core Strategy 2 was consulted on between 21st January and 5th April 2011. There were a total of 2,248 representations from individuals and organisations, as well as two petitions. All of the duly made representations (summaries) on the Draft Core Strategy 2 are now available to view online via the links below or the main Core Strategy page. Hard copies of these representations are also available to view at the Council House in Bromsgrove. 

• Area (settlements)
• Consultants (Developers, etc.)
• General (Miscellaneous) 
• Parish Councils, etc.
• Stakeholders

Regional Spatial Strategies

Regional Strategies, including the West Midlands Regional Spatial Strategy (WMRSS), were revoked by the coalition government in July 2010. The revocation of RSS', was ruled unlawful by the High Court on the 10th November 2010.

- The judgement

- Communities& Local Government Response

However, on 19th November 2010 CALA Homes commenced proceedings against the Government's insistence that the ruling changes little and are seeking a court declaration that its intention to revoke RSS is not a material consideration.