Great Yorkshire Show 2026: A Great Opportunity to Meet th...
The Great Yorkshire Show is always one of the highlights of the rural calendar, and this year’s event has been no exception.
North Yorkshire Council has officially reopened its Call for Sites consultation for a limited six-week period, giving landowners, developers, agents and interested parties another opportunity to submit land for consideration as part of the emerging North Yorkshire Local Plan.
The consultation period opens at 9:00am on 11 May 2026 and closes at 11:59pm on 22 June 2026.
The Council has advised that it cannot guarantee the Call for Sites process will be reopened again in the future, making this an important opportunity for anyone wishing to promote land for potential development.
A Call for Sites is a process used by local authorities to identify land that may be suitable for future development. Submitted sites are assessed by the Council and may be considered for allocation within the Local Plan for uses such as:
Submitting a site does not guarantee allocation or planning permission, but it is an important first step in ensuring land is considered as part of the plan-making process.
With the North Yorkshire Local Plan shaping future growth across the county, the reopening of the Call for Sites provides a valuable opportunity for:
Missing this submission window could mean waiting until a later stage of the Local Plan process, with no certainty that additional opportunities to submit sites will become available.
At Lister Haigh, our experienced land and development team can advise landowners on the site promotion process, assess development potential and handle submissions on your behalf through the Call for Sites process.
If you own land that may have future development potential, now is the time to review your options and ensure your site is properly represented before the consultation closes on 22 June 2026. You can find out more information about the emerging Local Plan and the Call for Sites process here.