Cumberland Council extends land proposals deadline to November

Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 21 Oct, 17:32 · Archive

Cumberland Council has extended the Call for Sites deadline to November 30 for its new Local Plan.

Cumberland Council has extended its Call for Sites deadline to November 30 as part of developing a new Local Plan for the area. The scheme invites residents, landowners and developers to propose land for development or protection.

Councillor Bob Kelly, executive member for environment and planning, said the new Local Plan would help shape how Cumberland grows and develops in the years ahead. He added that extending the deadline gives people more time to put forward sites for a wide range of potential uses. The council said this would help build the evidence needed to consider future needs and opportunities across Cumberland.

Sites already submitted in 2025 do not need to be resubmitted and will continue through the assessment process.

How it is being reported

• Cumberland Council extends deadline for land development and protection proposalsCumberland Council extends its Call for Sites deadline to November 30, inviting residents, landowners and developers to propose land for the new Local Plan.Cumberland News · 21 Oct, 17:12
• Cumberland Council extends deadline for land development and protection proposalsCumberland Council extends its Call for Sites deadline to November 30, inviting residents, landowners and developers to propose land for the new Local Plan.Whitehaven News · 21 Oct, 17:12

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