Abstract
This chapter details the everyday experiences of neighbourhood planning by bringing together the voices of a range of different actors involved in a variety of plans. It presents these accounts as narratives without comment or interpretation as they give a unique and powerful insight not only into the practical and emotional aspects of ‘doing’ neighbourhood planning, but also into the wider issues that this book is engaged with. The voices also give different perspectives reflecting the various interests engaged in neighbourhood development plans (NDPs): neighbourhood forum and parish/town council members; local authorities; developers; and consultants. The accounts are drawn from a range of sources, including interviews and presentations to workshops. In some cases, the verbatim accounts have been slightly edited to clarify the meaning.
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