The time scale of those local plans is what please?

Well, in so far as they have planning permission or allocated local plans.

The districts obviously will do their assessments through the local plan.

The sort of sites you'd expect to see allocated in a local plan.

What if the local plan does not address an issue raised by a planning application?

It shall be reassessed as part of the district wide local plan.

Without a local plan, as George points out, anything goes.

They're doing a lot of unnecessary damage to local financial plans.

All of these will have to wait until the possibly amended local plan is approved in total.

A local plan offers low-cost options if most of your calls are near home.