Have your say on housing and development in Wealden District
14 January 2021
You only have until midnight on Monday 18 January to respond on Wealden District Council’s Direction of Travel Document.
Archive of: Planning
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Having your say about the natural environment in Brighton and Hove
26 October 2020
There is a huge problem with the City Plan Part 2 - Brighton and Hove City Council is proposing housing allocations on several Local Wildlife Sites and even a Local Nature Reserve.
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Action Required: Respond to the Government’s Planning White Paper
23 October 2020
We’ve created an e-action to help you have your say - please act now and help us put nature back into planning.
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Response to Horsham District Council's press release on Rookwood golf course
08 October 2020
Sussex Wildlife Trust’s response to Horsham District Council’s press release about Rookwood golf course.
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Just one day left to have your say on changes to the planning system
30 September 2020
Please take action now to respond to the Government consultation (closes 23.45 on Thursday 1 October 2020)
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Planning to fail wildlife
16 September 2020
The Government is proposing a major overhaul of the planning system and this poses a huge threat to Sussex wildlife.
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Living room conservation: getting Horsham on the map
30 March 2020
Please act now. The Horsham Local Plan consultation closes soon and this is a vitally important opportunity to help the natural environment from the comfort of your living room – especially if you live in Horsham District.
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Have your say about the Natural Environment in Horsham District
05 March 2020
We have received lots of enquiries from people concerned about how the natural environment is being considered in the Horsham Local Plan and how they can respond to the public consultation.
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Have your say in Horsham District
13 February 2020
You may have heard that Horsham District Council is reviewing their Local Plan. The first consultation on this review opens on Monday 17 February and runs until 5pm on 30 March 2020.
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Examination Pressure
18 June 2019
Local Plans are produced by local authorities, setting out how much housing and employment space is required in their district or borough. Sussex Wildlife Trust is supportive of a plan-led system because – if done properly - it allows us to ensure that biodiversity can be embedded at the heart of communities.