Labour considering simplifying local and neighbourhood plans, says shadow minister

The Labour Party is considering simplifying the local and neighbourhood plan process and wants to give communities a 'much stronger voice' in the system, the shadow planning minister has revealed.

by David Dewar
Labour's shadow planning minister Roberta Blackman-Woods speaking at the National Planning Summit yesterday
Labour's shadow planning minister Roberta Blackman-Woods speaking at the National Planning Summit yesterday

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