Local Plan Reviews & Call for Sites Representation

How to submit and effectively promote your land for development

Get your site noticed in the plan-making process

Local planning authorities across England are updating their Local Plans to align with the revised National Planning Policy Framework and the return of mandatory housing targets.

Much of this starts with a Call for Sites consultation - a formal opportunity for landowners, developers and promoters to register land with development potential.

A strong and strategic submission at this stage can make all the difference. The window to promote land is usually short and highly structured - so preparation, expertise and timing are key.

Professional planning representation for landowners during Call for Sites consultations

What we do to promote your land

At Fytche-Taylor Planning, our team combines chartered planning expertise with practical local authority experience. We help landowners and developers put forward sites in a way that clearly demonstrates deliverability and alignment with planning policy. Our team has worked within Local Planning Authorities across Lincolnshire and Nottinghamshire, including preparing Local Plans and assessing sites - so we understand exactly what it takes to get your land noticed. Our site promotion services are provided UK-wide.


Our support includes:

  • Strategic Call for Sites Representation
    We prepare and submit robust site promotion packages that reflect national planning objectives and local policy priorities - giving your site the best chance of being included in technical assessments and plan evidence bases.

  • Local Plan Review Advice

    Whether a Call for Sites is open now or expected soon, we provide insight and guidance on timescales, policy context and how to position your land effectively at the right stage.

  • Technical Supporting Material

    We assess constraints, access, services and sustainability matters, and identify what evidence and technical input will strengthen your case.

  • Bespoke Consultancy for Your Land

    Each site is different - we tailor our approach to reflect your ambitions and the specific planning context in your area, using your Local Planning Authority's specific criteria.

Chartered planning consultants advising on Local Plan reviews and strategic site promotion
Expert Local Plan and Call for Sites planning consultancy helping promote land for future development
Planning consultancy support for Call for Sites submissions and Local Plan evidence preparation
Strategic planning advice for land promotion through Local Plan reviews and Call for Sites
Experienced planning consultants representing sites in Local Plan reviews across Lincolnshire and Nottinghamshire

Local Plan Reviews we’re currently tracking...

We work across multiple plan areas including:

Why Professional Representation Matters

Call for Sites submissions are not just about ticking boxes - they must tell a compelling planning story grounded in policy and evidence. Our team has:

  • Led Local Plan reviews and site promotions for landowners and developers.

  • Worked within local planning authorities, giving us insight into plan-making and assessment processes.

  • Secured mulitple site allocations in competitive Call for Sites exercises.


Our experience helps you navigate the consultation process, reduces risk and maximises the development potential of your land.

Professional planning consultants providing Local Plan review and Call for Sites representation for landowners and developers

Ready to Prepare Your Submission?

Whether a Call for Sites is open, expected soon, or in draft policy stages, it’s never too early to start preparing. Contact our expert team for a no-obligation discussion about how we can support your site promotion and Local Plan input.

📞 01522 581 383 or 📧 [email protected] - Alternatively, just complete the form below and hit send - we'll be in touch!

This site is protected by reCAPTCHA and the Google Privacy Policy and Terms of Service apply.
Thank you for submitting the contact form.