Appeal: Home allowed in light of council’s second-worst HDT results
An inspector has applied the ‘presumption in favour of sustainable development’ in approving a new home on vacant land on a Romford housing estate, citing Havering Borough Council’s poor results in the 2019 housing delivery test (HDT).
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