Green Belt

An Image Of The Hole House Mill Site, Off Marple Road, Chsiworth, Near Glossop. Courtesy Of High Peak Borough Council.placeholder image

Planners approve scheme to convert historic mill site into 36 new homes

Concerned Derbyshire County Councillors Dawn Taylor And Mark Cliff At The Proposed Site At Whittington, Chesterfield, Which Has Been Identified For A Possible Housing Scheme For 580 Homes On Greenfield Land.placeholder image

Councillor calls on Government to prioritise brownfield sites

Six fields off Whittington Road, between New Whittington and Barrow Hill, have been identified as a potential site for housing development.placeholder image

Public meeting reaction on potential housing plan for land between villages

Cllrs Dawn Taylor and Mark Cliff at the entrance to the site where up to 580 new homes could be built on arable land off Whittington Road, New Whittington.placeholder image

Councillors have their say on plan for 580 new homes on Green Belt land

Chantelle Warner-Wells, founder of the Save Our Village Action Group, in front of the site at New Whittington which has been proposed for up to 580 new homes.placeholder image

Campaigners' next step in fight to save green belt from housing development

Chantelle Warner-Wells, founder of the Save Our Village Action Group, in front of fields at New Whittington which have been proposed for up to 580 new homes.placeholder image

'People are angry and worried' - campaign group challenges plan for 580 homes

The proposed site of 150 homes in Bostocks Lane, Risley.placeholder image

1,500 homes could get planning permission in the Derbyshire Green Belt

The proposed site of 150 homes in Bostocks Lane, Risley.placeholder image

Council to spend more than £1.5m replacing “deeply flawed” 7,000-home masterplan

Six fields off Whittington Hill, near New Whittington, Chesterfield have been earmarked as a potential site for up to 580 homes to be built.placeholder image

Nearby resident raises 'strong objection' over new homes bid for Green Belt land

Agricultural fields behind homes on Longcroft Road, Dronfield Woodhouse have been earmarked for possible housing development. North East Derbyshire District Council's prinicipal planning officer has stated that an Environmental Impact Statement will not be required.placeholder image

Derbyshire Green Belt land identified for potential housing development

Six fields off Whittington Road, adjacent to New Whittington, Chesterfield have been identified as the site for potential development with up to 560 houses.