Neighbourhood plan documents are crucial for guiding the development and growth of a community. They allow local residents to shape the future of their area by setting planning policies, determining where new homes and businesses should be located, and influencing the design of new buildings.
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- Search for local planning restrictions
- How to view and comment on planning applications
- The planning application process and advice
- Local and neighbourhood planning
- Planning Committee, inquiries and appeals
- Report a breach of planning control
- Trees and hedges
- Making your homes greener
- Community engagement
- Small businesses
- Heritage and conservation
- Built environment and design
- New towns and major developments
- Local Land Charges
- Digital innovation and data
- 3C Building Control Regulations and Street naming and numbering services
- Developer contributions (Section 106)
- The planning application process
- Apply for pre-application advice
- Pre-application presentation to councillors
- Planning performance agreement (PPA)
- Recycling and waste guide
- Public sector planning and design consultancy service
- Monitoring delivery and land use in Greater Cambridge
- Engage with the planning service
- Youth Engagement Service
- Nationally Significant Infrastructure Projects (NSIPs)
- Transport and Works Act Orders (TWAOs)
- Biodiversity Net Gain offsite providers
- Compulsory purchase orders for new housing schemes
- Telecommunications planning information
- Validation guide for agents and developers