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Wrexham Unitary Development Plan 1996-2011
It covers 1996 to 2011.
The plan period ended in 2011. The plan still applies until a new one is adopted, but parts of it may carry less weight when applications are decided.
Wrexham has no local development plan. Its plan adopted in 2023 was quashed by the High Court in 2025 and withdrawn in 2026, so the old Unitary Development Plan and the Welsh Government's national plan, Future Wales, apply instead.
The main points of the plan on each topic, in plain language. Each point names the policy it comes from and links to the page. They were written automatically from the plan and checked against the words on that page, so read the policy itself before relying on one.
No summary of this plan has been written yet.
Figures as the plan states them, with the page they're on. Read automatically from the plan and checked against the page's own words.
No headline figures have been read from this plan yet.
Every October each authority publishes an annual monitoring report, saying how the plan is working: for example, how many homes were built in the year against what the plan expects.
No figures have been read from the latest monitoring report yet.
No replacement plan is under way.
Sites the plan allocates for development, as it lists them. Having a site allocated means the authority expects it to be built on during the plan period; each one still needs planning permission.
No allocated sites have been read from this plan yet.
Recent council and committee meetings with an item on the development plan.
The plan's details were last checked on 2 November 2026.