Hundreds of homes could be removed from Stockport's green belt plans

manchestereveningnews.co.uk:

Crisis talks over Greater Manchester's long term development plan appear to be close to a breakthrough in Stockport - with hundreds of homes set to be removed from green belt proposals.It comes after councillors voted on Tuesday to adjourn a vote on whether to approve the controversial Greater Manchester Spatial Framework (GMSF).During the meeting, all opposition parties indicated they would reject the blueprint as it currently stands.As Labour doesn’t have the numbers to get it through alone, this would have pulled the borough out of the wider plan, dealing a huge blow to the entire project.At the heart of the controversy are plans to build houses on a number of green belt sites - including at High Lane, Heald Green and Woodford.With other.