A brownfield site is an area of land that has previously undergone development, but is currently no longer in use.
Bucks Council say they could be the key to saving areas of the Green Belt, valuable countryside, open space and areas needing protection within Bucks.
The appeal is part of the Buckinghamshire Local Plan (BLP). The BLP will allocate sites for development in the period up to 2040.
The call for brownfield sites originally closed on Monday 22nd March but has now been extended until Tuesday 6th April.
More information can be found here https://www.buckinghamshire.gov.uk/news/call-for-brownfield-sites-in-buckinghamshire/

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