Strategic consultation submissions
We regularly make submissions to local authority consultations on Local Plans as well as other strategic policies and plans relevant to the countryside and rural communities.
It is vital that strategic level policies and plans both reflect community needs and protect the countryside and our rural landscapes, so we try to contribute to relevant consultations wherever possible.
We work with our colleagues at CPRE Lancashire, Liverpool City region and Greater Manchester on consultations that affect both our regions.
Recent submissions
Cheshire East Council
Cheshire East Council Local Transport Plan consultation autumn 2025
Cheshire East Council Local Transport Plan consultation spring 2025
Cheshire East Council Local Plan Issues and Options consultation spring 2024
Cheshire East Council Carbon Neutrality Plan consultation spring 2024
Cheshire West and Chester
Cheshire West and Chester Local Plan consultation summer 2025
Cheshire West and Chester transport consultation summer 2025
Cheshire West and Chester initial consultation on Local Plan evidence spring 2024
Greater Manchester Combined Authority
Liverpool City Region
Liverpool City Region Local Plan Stage 3 consultation early 2024 (PDF, 327KB)
Liverpool City region Local Plan initial consultation 2021
Stockport
Stockport Local Plan consultation autumn 2025
Trafford
Trafford Local Plan initial consultation summer 2025
Wirral
Wirral Local Plan issues and options consultation spring 2020
Wirral Local Plan evidence base consultation summer 2020
More information
Local Plans in place and under development across the Cheshire region
What is a Local Plan ‘call for sites’?
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The countryside is under threat as never before, and we need to step up our efforts to protect it.
With increased housing targets and weakened Green Belt protections, we are seeing a huge increase in applications to build on inappropriate green field sites. Putting together strong objections and running campaigns takes both time and a sound knowledge of planning legislation. This means we need money for professional input to supplement our volunteer team’s efforts.
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