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The last confirmed East Herts Call for Sites closed on 30 September 2024. The scoping consultation ran in June and July 2026, and a further call may follow. Status checked 25 September 2026. Council source

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East Herts Call for Sites

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East Herts Call for Sites

The East Herts Call for Sites consultation is now closed, but opportunities for promoting land through the Local Plan process will continue as the plan progresses. If you would like us to represent your land interests in future consultations, please get in touch — Cedar Planning provides expert, professional support for land promotion across the East Herts Council area.

In the meantime, we continue to help landowners, developers and rural businesses unlock development potential and navigate planning policy. You can view our full range of services via our Planning Consultancy Services page.

The last confirmed East Herts Call for Sites has closed. The Local Plan process is continuing, and Cedar Planning can help landowners prepare for any future call for sites or consultation opportunity.

Sites submitted to the East Herts Call for Sites will be considered as part of the review of their Local Plan. If successful, your site could be allocated as part of the emerging plan.

At Cedar Planning we use our in-depth knowledge of the local plan process to promote sites for our clients.

If you have land in the East Herts area, and are looking to maximise its value, contact us today to find out how we can help you.

Why Choose Cedar Planning?

At Cedar Planning we specialise in promoting sites through Local Plans, and use our expert knowledge of the process to help our clients navigate the process. Our client-first approach ensures that we provide honest and accurate advice to clients.

We can support your East Herts Call for Sites submission with a detailed report to the Council setting out the benefits of your proposal and why it should be allocated in the emerging Local Plan.