Land At King George VI Avenue (Toads Hole Valley) Hove
Proposal
Outline application for a mixed use development comprising up to 1,062 residential dwellings (C3 use); community sports facilities (F2 use); 25,000m2 office/research/light industry floorspace (E use); neighbourhood centre including retail outlets (E/sui generis uses), a doctors' surgery (E use) and community building (F2 use); public open and play space, alterations to the Local Wildlife Site (LWS); and associated landscaping. Provision of 3no vehicular accesses onto King George VI Avenue (unreserved) with associated highway alterations.
- Received
- 11 November 2025
- Target decision date
- 3 March 2026
- Public comments
- 20
- Ward
- Hangleton & Knoll
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- ReceivedReceived11 Nov
- ValidatedValidated11 Nov
- Consult.Consultation9 Jan
- TargetTarget Date3 Mar
- DecidedDecided
This is an outline application at Land At King George VI Avenue (Toads Hole Valley) Hove. Brighton and Hove has handled 522 applications of this type and approves 89% of them, typically deciding them in 52 days. It was submitted on 11 November 2025 and is still awaiting a decision. There are no previous applications recorded at this address. In the past year there have been 13 applications across Hangleton & Knoll.
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