War On The Countryside: Starmer regime to concrete over green belt
David exposes the Labour government’s plan to build 1.5 million homes on the Green Belt, prioritising migrants over British citizens. Learn how this decision will further destroy the countryside and heritage of the UK.
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JAMES SAUNDERS GB NEWS
Angela Rayner is set to wield new powers to force through prisons on green belt land and overrule local authorities as part of Labour’s mass building drive.
Under a new set of laws to break through a “Nimby chokehold” on construction, the Ministry of Justice will be able to bypass councils, who normally have the upper hand on planning applications – even if the proposed buildings will be on green belt land.
Rayner is also expected to announce that she plans to make it easier to build data centres – large warehouses full of computer equipment – on the green belt by declaring them “Nationally Significant Infrastructure Projects”.
The Deputy Prime Minister has already declared that Nimbys (Not In My Back Yard-ers) will “no longer have the upper hand” – and has green-lit the demolition of an historic building in central London despite stern pressure from conservationists.
And the amount of green belt land which Labour has ring-fenced for housebuilding is bigger than Surrey, The Times reported.
Her plans represent the biggest loosening of planning rules in decades – but campaigners have warned that “nothing is safe” as a result.
They’re expected to include expanding the definition of “low quality” green belt land – which could lead to 100,000 homes a year being built on land that was previously protected.
Justice Secretary Shabana Mahmood, announcing the new prisons scheme, said: “Part of our plan for change, this capacity strategy, alongside an independent review of sentencing policy, will keep our streets safe and ensure no Government runs out of prison places again.”
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