Heathrow expansion: draft Airports National Policy Statement
Detail of outcome
See the outcome to the second consultation on the revised draft Airports National Policy Statement that ran between 24 October and 19 December 2017.
The revised draft Airports National Policy Statement incorporates changes since this consultation, including:
- updated noise analysis
- a new air quality plan
- government policy changes
- consideration to date of the responses to this first consultation
The independent consultation adviser, Sir Jeremy Sullivan, has produced a report on the February 2017 consultation process.
Feedback received
Detail of feedback received
The February 2017 draft Airports National Policy Statement consultation received 72,239 responses. OPM Group have produced a summary of consultation responses.
Original consultation
Consultation description
The government believes that the need for additional capacity in the south-east of England is best met by a new north-west runway at Heathrow Airport.
The planning policy framework which the applicant for a north-west runway at Heathrow Airport would have to comply with in order to get development consent is set out in the draft Airports National Policy Statement.
We are seeking your views on the draft Airports National Policy Statement.
If you have comments about the consultation process, please contact the independent consultation adviser.
Consultation information events
We are also holding consultation information events. At the events you can speak to officials and ask about the Heathrow expansion and the draft Airports National Policy Statement.
Documents
Updates to this page
Last updated 24 October 2017 + show all updates
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Summary of consultation responses and an invitation to partake in the consultation on the revised draft Airports National Policy Statement.
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Note regarding passenger demand forecasts.
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First published.