A decision on controversial plans for 800 homes on Green Belt land in Albrighton has been delayed.
The proposal, which has attracted huge levels of local opposition, includes 800 homes, a potential secondary school, as well as a care home and 'local centre'.
But, now it has emerged that the application will not be considered this month, and is instead likely to be heard at the February 25 meeting of the committee. An email from Marrons Planning said:"We appreciate your confirmation of the direction of travel with regard to the application, although admittedly I am surprised that you have confirmed that the recommendation will be to refuse the application rather than suggesting that is your current consideration of the application – particularly given that by the time of any planning committee, both national and local policy could or indeed will imminently be in a fundamentally different position.
The local plan inspectors have still not revealed how, or if, they intend to proceed with the process.
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