Local plan and Northowram and Shelf

30 March 2021

Head of Martin Hey
Martin Hey

The Local Plan is a Council-led proposal to build more than 10,000 new homes in Calderdale. The Plan, ordered by the Conservative Government, will trigger the building of nearly 1,000 new houses in our area.

The local community in Shelf & Northowram (led by the Local Plan Forum) is fighting the Plan, with the assistance of the Green Party. At official ‘hearings’ in the Autumn, Green Party candidate Martin Hey spoke on behalf of local residents.

Martin says:

‘The Planning Inspector has now given her initial views from this autumn’s hearings. We’re pleased that the inspector has responded to some of our concerns. But this remains an uphill battle — the council themselves are still not listening to local residents.

‘The Planning Inspector has insisted on further hearings, which the Council are proposing to hold in the week beginning 10 May 2021. This is days after the local elections — having a Green Party Councillor in these discussions would make a massive difference. I’d ask everyone use your vote in May.’






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Election Candidates May 2nd 2024

Brighouse – Kim Atkinson

Calder – Mark Stanley

Elland – Barry Crossland

Greetland and Stainland – Jackie Haigh

Hipperholme and Lightcliffe – Catherine Graham

Illingworth and Mixenden – Laura Beesley

Luddendenfoot – Kate Sweeny

Northowram and Shelf – Elaine Hey

Ovenden – Finn Jensen

Park – Sabir Hussain

Rastrick – Andrew Bramley

Ryburn – Cordelia Prescott

Skircoat – Robert Orange

Sowerby Bridge – David Booth

Todmorden – Kieran Turner

Town – Elliot Hey

Warley – Katie Witham

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