A Local Plan sets out what can be built and where over the next 15 years. You can view our responses to Sevenoaks District Council’s draft Plan by viewing the documents below, and you can read Background information: Sevenoaks District Local Plan.
Town Council response to Local Plan Regulation 19 – September 2026
Town Council response to Regulation 18 (Part 3) consultation – December 2025
Edenbridge Infrastructure Delivery Plan (Local Plan Regulation 18 Phase 3)
Town Council response to Regulation 18 (Part 1) consultation – January 2023
Supplementary information to Regulation 18 (Part 1) Questions
Town Council response to Regulation 18 (Part 2) consultation – January 2024
As a statutory consultee, the Town Council’s Planning and Transport Committee considers and submits responses on planning applications made to Sevenoaks District Council as the planning authority for our area. You can view these via the committee meeting papers, or View and comment on a planning application | Sevenoaks District Council.
Edenbridge Town Council considers consultations that may be published by the Government, Kent County Council, Sevenoaks District Council, and other authorities. Some consultations may be responded to individually. Representations made by the Council are published on this page.
Edenbridge Town Council, together with Sevenoaks Town Council, Swanley Town Council and Westerham Town Council, have submitted a joint response to Sevenoaks District Council’s proposals to change the Community Infrastructure Levy (CIL) charging system. The councils strongly oppose the changes that seek to replace CIL with Section 106 agreements on certain developments.
Edenbridge Town Council has prepared this updated Infrastructure Delivery Plan to identify the local infrastructure required to support committed and proposed growth in Edenbridge over the Local Plan period.
Regulation 19 is the final publication of the Plan before it is submitted to the Planning Inspectoarate.
Edenbridge Town Council has welcomed the opportunity to contribute to the early stages of Tandridge District Council’s new Local Plan. This representation sets out the Town Council’s concerns across five cross-boundary themes – transport, water management, education, healthcare, and Green Belt/settlement boundary – and requests that Tandridge District Council gives full and formal weight to these matters in preparing its new Local Plan, including through the Duty to Cooperate with Sevenoaks District Council and Kent County Council.
Kent County Council sets out a clear plan for transport in Kent which is ambitious but achievable in its aims to improve all types of journeys.
This project concerns a proposed new outline planning application on behalf of Cooper Estates Strategic Land Ltd for a strategic Green Belt site adjacent to Edenbridge town. It builds upon an earlier, consented scheme and responds directly to local housing and infrastructure needs.
The Government’s proposed approach to revising the NPPF also seeks views on a series of wider national planning policy reforms.