Monitoring of housing delivery

Following the changes to Planning Policy Wales and the decision to revoke Technical Advice Note 1 (TAN 1) in March 2020, the council is no longer required to prepare a Joint Housing Land Availability Study (JHLAS) each year.

The new approach to monitoring of housing delivery, as set out in the Development Plans Manual (Edition 3),  will be against either the Anticipated Annual Build Rate (AABR) or Average Annual Requirement (AAR).  As Newport's Local Development Plan was adopted in January 2015 (prior to the publication of the DPM 3), the AAR method will be used. This will now be reported as part of the council's Annual Monitoring Report.

Published Joint Housing Land Availability Studies

View the Joint Housing Land Availability Study 2019 (pdf) 

View the Joint Housing Land Availability Study 2018 (pdf) 

View the Joint Housing Land Availability Study 2017 (pdf) 

View the Joint Housing Land Availability Study April 2016 (pdf)

View the Joint Housing Land Availability Study April 2015 (pdf) 

View the Joint Housing Land Availability Study April 2014 (pdf)

View the Joint Housing Land Availability Study April 2013 (pdf) 

View the Joint Housing Land Availability Study April 2012 (pdf) 

Contact  

Email [email protected] or contact Newport City Council and ask for a member of the planning policy team.