New schemes in Brighton will need ‘swift bricks’ for nesting birds to get planning

By Tom Lowe2020-03-16T06:00:00

Rules come into force next month

Planning rules passed by Brighton and Hove council will require new developments to contain so-called ’swift bricks’ to encourage nesting birds.

A minimum of three swift bricks per dwelling will be needed to meet the new conditions, agreed by council members earlier this month.

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