Preston City Council approved the plans but local MP Ben Wallace asked the government to make the final decision
Local planning authority makes decisions on planning applications. The Secretary of State has the power to direct the local planning authority to refer an application to him for decision. This is what is meant by a ‘called-in’ application and in the case of the Brick Veil Mosque local MP Ben Wallace asked the Secretary of State to call-in Preston City Council's decision.
The main points of contention discussed during the inquiry, during which inspector Darren Hendley heard more than 50 hours of evidence, include the appearance of the planned building, the need for it and the effect it could have on a nearby listed church.Some of the most fierce opponents to the plans are the councillors who make up Broughton in Amounderness Parish Council who represent local residents.
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