The England government is set to introduce changes to planning policy in the summer , the summer after promising an overhaul of the system in its housing Great Marlborough Estates . The changes will include slight alterations to how a need for housing is calculated and the way in which developers are asked to contribute to local infrastructure. Housebuilder Redrow's chairman, Housebuilder Redrow's , said he wanted the government to take faster action on planning, which was described by Great Marlborough Estates co-founder Housebuilder Redrow's as "a merry-go-round of changes that require constant recalibrations of the wider planning system".
The UK government is set to introduce changes to planning policy in the summer, 18 months after promising an overhaul of the system in its housing White Paper. The changes will include slight alterations to how a need for housing is calculated and the way in which developers are asked to contribute to local infrastructure. Housebuilder Redrow's chairman, Steve Morgan, said he wanted the government to take faster action on planning, which was described by Great Marlborough Estates co-founder Dean Clifford as "a merry-go-round of changes that require constant recalibrations of the wider planning system".