Consultation event for Wittering

Friday, 20 February 2026 09:43

Source: Peterborough City Council Facebook page

The second of two drop in consultation events to have your say about the impact of Peterborough's Local Plan on the village of Wittering

is taking place in the village’s Parish Hall today between 10:30am and 4:30pm. There's a chance to ask questions, understand the proposals and share your views. The council is considering adding an area west of Wittering village to its plans, which could bring 3,000 new houses to the area. The consultation runs until the 5th of March and if approved it could see a new junction added onto the A1.

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