Save Royton's Greenbelt

The reason being given for releasing land from the greenbelt is that Oldham (and Greater Manchester at large) will run out of building land

The latest GMSF draft has increased Oldham’s target while lowering the target in every other district of Greater Manchester, despite the fac

With over 3 percent (2,893) of all homes in Oldham MB vacant as of 2017, Oldham has the worst record in the whole of Greater Manchester. And

The Local Housing Need (LHN) for each borough or city across the country is established by a standardised independent methodology. In theory

The physical scale of land mass isn’t the only important factor in analyzing the greenbelt allocations. The distribution of plot allocations

Across Oldham MB, 352 ha (hectares) of greenbelt will be built on. Royton, Shaw & Crompton and Chadderton North (44 ha) will lose 255 ha

Throughout much of the debate surrounding the Greater Manchester Spacial Framework, much has been made of the “Tory target” i.e. a mandated

SAVE ROYTON’S GREENBELT FAMILY DEMONSTRATION WALK SUNDAY 3rd MARCH 2019. WE INVITE YOU TO JOIN US TO LET THE AUTHORITIES KNOW THEY CANNOT ST

Under a Freedom of Information request, Noel Mahon of Save Royton's Greenbelt campaign group has managed to gain access to high-level...

The council are hosting an information evening at Thornham St James Primary School on Thursday 7th February 2019 to show detailed plans of t

To update GMCA/AGMA Executive Board on the next stage of the Greater Manchester Plan for Homes, Jobs and the Environment – the Greater...

Thank you for your e-mails in relation to GMSF. 1. I am aware of your community group and its actions. 2. Like you, many people...

Council leaders said they will “consider every submission to the consultation on Greater Manchester’s plan for homes and jobs” after the...

The issue faced by Greater Manchester’s local planning authorities All Council’s across the country are required, amongst other things,...

Question put by Noel Mahon representing Save Roytons Greenbelt to Councillor Jean Stretton. Also further comments from Councillor Howard...

Here is a video from The Campaign To Protect Rural England which emphasises the importance of our Greenbelt and what it means to us all.

GMSF takes centre stage at first Greater Manchester Mayor debate 10th February 2017

HERE IS OUR "SAVE ROYTON'S GREENBELT" GROUP RESPONSE SUBMITTED TO THE GMSF. A huge thank you to those of you that contributed photographs...

The 2nd January saw our highly successful awareness walk to Tandle Hills. The idea of the walk was to raise awareness of the GMSF plans...