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The short answer After you submit land to a Call for Sites, the council normally checks the information provided and then assesses the site alongside other potential development sites. The assessment can consider suitability, availability, achievability, development potential, infrastructure and other planning constraints. Some sites may progress towards potential allocation in the Local Plan, while

The short answer Yes, potentially. The 2026 National Planning Policy Framework (NPPF) contains a specific Green Belt policy allowing certain residential and mixed-use development within reasonable walking distance of a well-connected station to be treated as not inappropriate development in the Green Belt. However, being near a railway station does not automatically make Green Belt

Can I Sell My Land to a Developer? A UK Landowner’s Guide If you own land, you may have wondered whether you could sell it to a property developer — particularly if you believe it could have potential for housing, commercial development or another use. The short answer is yes, potentially. You do not necessarily

Written by the Revive Estates Group team — independent land development consultants helping landowners across the UK understand and unlock the development potential of their land, property and buildings. The short answer Grey Belt is Green Belt land that falls within the definition set out in the National Planning Policy Framework (NPPF), including land that