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Stockport’s long-term housing plan delayed after government hints councils could be give ‘greater leeway’
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manchestereveningnews.co.ukStockport’s long-term housing masterplan has been delayed after the government hinted councils could soon have ‘greater leeway’ over the number of homes they need to build.
It is the only borough in Greater Manchester not involved in the joint ‘Places for Everyone’ strategy, after pulling out of its predecessor - the GMSF - last year.
Instead, the Labour-led authority was looking to consult on a draft local plan this autumn - with a view to it ultimately being adopted in around 12 months time. READ MORE : 'Political impasse' threatens to leave Stockport with no long-term housing plan But the draft will now not be brought to full council or cabinet prior to Christmas - with bosses aiming to go out to consultation in summer or early autumn
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