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Crawley
Crawley, situated in West Sussex, is a town known for its strategic planning and modern infrastructure. As a designated New Town in 1947, Crawley was meticulously planned to accommodate post-war population growth and housing needs. The town is organized into well-defined neighborhoods, each with its own local amenities and green spaces, promoting a sense of community. Key landmarks include the historic Ifield Water Mill and the modern County Mall Shopping Centre, which serve as focal points for both history and contemporary living. Crawley's proximity to Gatwick Airport has significantly influenced its development, positioning it as a major hub for business and travel. The town's geography includes several large parks, such as Tilgate Park, which features lakes, gardens, and a nature center, providing residents with extensive recreational facilities. Crawley's efficient transport links, including the M23 motorway and direct rail services to London, enhance its appeal as a well-connected urban area.
The Crawley area includes:
Conservation Areas: Includes areas like Worth Conservation Area, which protects historic and architectural heritage.
Local Nature Reserves: Important for biodiversity and public enjoyment.
Sites of Nature Conservation Importance: Key for protecting wildlife habitats.
Brighton Road Dyers Almshouses Forestfield and Shrublands Hazelwick Road Ifield Village Malthouse Road Southgate Neighbourhood Centre Worth Gossops Green Neighbourhood Centre High Street Queens Square and The Broadway St Peters Sunnymead
The Crawley area is covered by the postcode districts RH6, RH10, and RH11.
Local Authority at a glance
Crawley
Planning Policy & Housing Delivery
Crawley
Adopted Local Plan: Crawley 2030, adopted December 2015.
Neighbourhood Plans: No designated neighbourhood plans.
Five-Year Housing Supply: Yes, confirmed for 2023-2028.
New Plan: Review underway, new plan expected in 2024.
Supplementary Planning Documents (SPDs): Yes, includes SPDs on Town Centre Regeneration, Urban Design, and Affordable Housing.
Housing Delivery Test 2022: 140% - Acceptable
2023 Statistics & Performance
Applications Received: 900
Applications Decided: 850
Appeals Allowed: 12
Appeals Dismissed: 22
% of Applications Determined Within Statutory Period: 85%
Analysis: Crawley Borough Council’s planning performance was above average in terms of efficiency, with a high percentage of applications determined within the statutory period. The lower number of appeals allowed indicates robust initial decision-making.
For further and detailed information, please refer to the statistical data published by the UK Government on planning applications and performance tables (GOV.UK)
Address: Town Hall, The Boulevard, Crawley, West Sussex, RH10 1UZ
Phone: 01293 438 644
Email: development.control@crawley.gov.uk
Website: Crawley Borough Council