Share your views on the next Local Development Plan for the Cairngorms National Park
Share your views on the next Local Development Plan for the Cairngorms National Park
The next set of surveys have been launched to collect views on issues affecting the people who live and work in the Cairngorms National Park, to inform our next Local Development Plan.
The Local Development Plan, a statutory requirement for the Park Authority, helps guide development in the National Park, including where affordable housing, community facilities and economic development will go.
People who live and work in the National Park can use the dedicated Local Development Plan website to provide feedback on a series of topics that will go live in stages until the end of the year.
The tourism, digital infrastructure and land use, soil and resources surveys are the second set to be launched on the site, and will be open to comments until Friday 4 October.
These surveys follow the historic and cultural heritage, landscape and plan outcomes surveys which were completed in mid August.
The feedback received will be used to inform an Evidence Report, which will be the basis for preparing the first draft of the Local Development Plan in late 2025.
If you have any questions about the Local Development Plan, completing the surveys or would like to share your views over the phone or in writing, please email [email protected]
Latest from the National Park
Historic bridge in Nethy replaced after years of community effort
New bridge over Allt Mòr Burn officially opens
Endangered ant queen found in Royal Deeside
An exciting discovery in Royal Deeside is being hailed as a milestone in the recovery of a critically endangered species.
Digging deep for nature: Speyside High pupils visit Badaguish for tree planting day
Speyside High learners giving back to the community whilst supporting UN Sustainable Development Goals