Greater Manchester’s 175,000-home joint plan enters final straight

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Inspectors approve 700-page Places for Everyone plan subject to consultation on final modifications

Planning inspectors have approved the latest version of the long-awaited 175,000-home joint Greater Manchester plan for its final consultation before adoption.

The inspectors have given the green light to a set of final modifications to the controversial joint plan, now a decade in the making, which the Greater Manchester Combined Authority is set to go out for a consultation on shortly ahead of adopting the plan next year.

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