Local Development Plan Review
Overview and Timetable
The Planning and Compulsory Purchase Act, 2004, requires every Local Planning Authority to review its Local Development Plan (LDP) on a regular basis.
Pembrokeshire County Council commenced review of its LDP on the 5th May 2017.
The area covered by the Pembrokeshire County Council Replacement Plan is the area of Pembrokeshire, excepting National Park locations.
The purpose of review is to ensure that the LDP stays up-to-date. Review provides the opportunity to make changes to the Plan, if these are required.
Key Stage |
Definitive and indicative* timings |
Review Report |
Preparation started in May 2017, with the document published for informal consultation in November 2017, alongside the Delivery Agreement |
Delivery Agreement |
The initial Delivery Agreement was approved by Welsh Government in 2018. Three further editions, in 2020, 2023 and 2024 have subsequently been approved by Welsh Government. PCC is thus currently working to the 2024 edition. |
Preferred Strategy |
Formal consultation took place between December 2018 and February 2019. There was a further, targeted, consultation January and March 2022, in response to a database issue. |
First Deposit |
Formal consultation took place between 15 January and 18 March 2020. |
Second Deposit |
The Deposit stage will be revisited with a new Deposit Consultation commencing in October 2024 |
Submission to Welsh Government |
By June 2025 |
Examination* |
Autumn / Winter 2025 |
Publication of the Inspector's Report |
March 2026 |
Adoption* |
May 2026 |
How do I get involved
If you would like to be kept informed of progress on the preparation of LDP 2, please send an e-mail to ldp@pembrokeshire.gov.uk, with your name, address, telephone number, language preference (English or Welsh) and whether you prefer to be contacted by e-mail or post. For those without an e-mail account, please telephone 01437-764551 and ask to be put through to the LDP team.