Rutland Council Council calls for development submissions

Friday, 30 May 2025 10:03

Rutland County Council is issuing another call for sites for development

from today following the government increasing house building targets for the county. The council welcomes any new sites or any changes to previous submissions by the 28th of July. Officers say if you put the site forward it will be considered and assessed for its potential suitability for future development, although it doesn't guarantee it will be included in the local plan or that planning permission will be granted.

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