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appeal is in but THE FIGHT CONTINUES - SAVE OUR GREEN BELT
What is happening now?
Boningale Developments Ltd (previously Boningale Homes) have submitted an appeal against Shropshire Council's decision to refuse the application.
Public Inquiry starts at 10:00am on 15th September, at the Guildhall, Frankwell Quay, Shrewsbury, SY3 8HQ.
What are ADAG doing?
1) We have confirmed we are acting as a Rule 6 Party. ADAG have been granted formal, equal status alongside the developer and the council at the UK public inquiry, for this major planning appeal
2) We have instructed a LEGAL DEFENCE team to fight alongside us, and Shropshire Council, to defend their decision to refuse the planning application.
What can you do?
Come along to the inquiry, show your support for ADAG, Shropshire Council and fellow members of the community who are Interested Speakers. Wear GREEN
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Please continue to help us to raise the funds to pay the bills for our barrister and planning consultants - to go up against the developer's legal team
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shropshire locAL PLAN, What is happening now? in a nutshell
Latest News
- Draft Local Plan Rejected: Shropshire's draft Local Plan was deemed "unsound" by the Government Planning Inspectorate in a letter which stated it was due to insufficient housing provisions.
- Plan Rejection Consequences: Shropshire Council formally withdrew its draft Local Plan (2016–2038) from examination in July 2025, halting its progression. The Council issued a "call for sites" which ran until October 2025; started a new Local Plan process in January 2026 under the new national system, with the expectation to adopt a new plan by 2028.
- ADAG's Position: The Albrighton Development Action Group (ADAG) supports the council's efforts and prompt "Call for Sites" to give ample time to identify locations that ensure sustainable development; locations that secure the best possible outcome for Albrighton and the wider county. Albrighton has already seen significant recent development, which totals 771 new houses approved to be built.
- Interim Strategy: While developing the new plan, the council will continue using the 2011 Core Strategy and 2015 Site Allocations and Management of Development (SAMDev) plan, alongside neighbourhood plans, as the basis for decisions.
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