From the 21 September 2026 to the 2 November 2026, residents and businesses can have their say on whether they believe the Local Plan has been prepared correctly and whether it meets the national tests required for approval. The plan can be viewed online and in local libraries.
Alongside an online consultation process through Commonplace, interested parties are also invited to the following events:
The events will consist of a presentation about the Local Plan and a Q&A with the council’s planning team, as well as the opportunity to find out how to make a representation on this latest consultation phase. The events are free to attend and open to all, booking via Eventbrite is essential.
“ It’s really important that as many local people as possible have their say on the Walsall Borough Local Plan.
Councillor Nicky Barker, Deputy Leader
This plan helps shape the future of our borough, supporting jobs, investment, regeneration and infrastructure, while protecting our heritage and green spaces.
We know people will have different views, which is why we are encouraging everyone to take part in the Regulation 19 consultation. Feedback is vital in helping us shape a plan that balances national requirements with the needs of local residents, businesses and communities “
Walsall Council
For more information about the local plan, and Regulation 19 consultation, visit the Walsall Borough Local Plan Commonplace page
