Planning inspectors say Shropshire Council's 'local plan' needs further work to progress.
Protesters attended hearings on the local plan last year
Inspectors have suggested that the council could need to find more sites to accommodate the 1,500 homes and 30 hectares of employment land – and that it could have to be on green belt land. It adds:"We are concerned that the objectives and geographical scope of the Plan changed when the Council agreed to accommodate some of the unmet needs of the Black Country, but unfortunately the SA was not revisited.
It states:"If, following the additional SA work, the Council chooses to pursue the same growth option as before then it follows that the housing and employment land requirements will increase, and more sites will be required.
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