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Stop the Destruction of Adlington
1,275 Homes on Greenbelt
Adlington Park proposes approximately 1,275 new homes on Greenbelt and agricultural land between London Road and Mill Lane. The developer describes the proposal as “infrastructure-first”.
We have questions!
Where is the Infrastructure?
A development of this scale means more residents, more children, more patients, more commuters and thousands of additional journeys.
Existing services and infrastructure must have the capacity to support the development.
The proposal includes a primary school, local centre and other facilities.
But a development of 1,275 homes will create demand for much more than new houses.
It means additional demand for:
- Primary and secondary education
- GPs and healthcare
- Hospital appointments
- Emergency services
- Rail travel
- Road capacity
- Water and sewage
- Flood management
- Community services
The question is whether the infrastructure will genuinely be sufficient, funded, secured and delivered alongside the development.
SHOW US THE EVIDENCE?
SHOW US THE CAPACITY?
SHOW US WHO PAYS?
SHOW US WHEN IT WILL BE DELIVERED?
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Adlington Park
Adlington Park is a proposal for approximately 1,275 new homes on Greenbelt land on the north-west edge of Adlington, between London Road (A523) and Mill Lane.
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Adlington New Town Stopped
In 2025 and early 2026, Adlington faced the possibility of a huge new town of up to 14,000–20,000 homes across Greenbelt and countryside.
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Housing Applications
Cheshire East (CEC) and surrounding Councils have revised housing targets. Developers continue to submit applications, taking advantage of the absence of 5-year housing targets in Local Plans which will take years to update. Read MoreLatest News
Tim Roca MP Responds to Adlington Park Proposal
MP for Macclesfield Tim Roca has responded to the Adlington Park proposals today on Facebook with a video from the site. He is not convinced by the plans stating that he has significant concerns about the development.
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Adlington Park Consultation
We attended the Belport consultation yesterday hoping to see meaningful progress and new information. Unfortunately, it felt largely like a box-ticking exercise, with little that was genuinely new or that addressed the concerns residents have repeatedly raised.
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Cheshire East Local Plan Consultation
The new Local Plan will shape how Cheshire East develops over the next 15 years. It will influence where homes, jobs and infrastructure are located, how countryside and farmland are protected, and how communities evolve. Complete the consultation by 1st September Read More