Green Campaigners worried over planning laws

The video discusses the controversy surrounding new planning laws that could lead to the development of Greenfield sites, which have been protected for years. These sites are valued for their natural beauty, but changes in legislation may allow the government to override local councils if they cannot meet housing targets. This has raised concerns among campaigners about the potential loss of countryside to housing developments.

What is the main concern of green campaigners regarding new planning laws?

• They believe it will improve the countryside.

• They claim it will destroy the countryside.

• They think it will have no impact.

• They are indifferent to the changes.

Why are Greenfield sites considered precious?

• They are easy to build on.

• They are part of the area's natural beauty.

• They have no historical significance.

• They are located in urban areas.

What has protected some Greenfield sites in the past?

• Historical significance

• Planning applications

• Local council decisions

• Government intervention

What happens if councils cannot meet five-year housing plans?

• The government can step in and push more development.

• The development is halted indefinitely.

• The councils are fined.

• The housing plans are extended.

What is the potential consequence of changes in planning laws?

• More countryside will be developed for new homes.

• There will be fewer housing developments.

• More countryside will be preserved.

• Councils will have more control over development.