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We keep a register of brownfield land - developed land previously used for something else.
This data is provided under the Open Government Licence.
See the brownfield land register
You can also view a map of the sites on the brownfield register.
We have a statutory duty to prepare, keep and publish a register of developed land used for something else in the past, apart from agricultural and forestry use. This is known as brownfield land.
Under Town and Country Planning (Brownfield Land Register) Regulations 2017, any previously developed land that is suitable for residential development and meets certain criteria should be included in the register.
The criteria for brownfield sites to be included is as follows:
The brownfield regulations explain the criteria and definitions in more detail.
The information in the register is in a standard format set by government, and aims to inform developers and communities of potential site locations to encourage development in appropriate areas.
The register is split into two parts:
If a site is under construction, this means that the planning application is being implemented and so it will not be on the register. Part 2 currently has no entries but the register will be updated and reviewed annually.
If you would like a site to be considered for Part 1 of the Brownfield register, complete a brownfield assessment form and send it to our planning team.
Sites submitted before 1 April 2025 will be considered for this year's register. Any submitted on or after this date will be considered for the updated 2025 register.