Spot the sites worth chasing before anyone else. Our builder map lines up call for sites and HELAA land, local plan allocations, planning applications, appeals allowed and dismissed, council Green Belt scores and the constraints that kill deals, across eight council areas. Approved builders get matched sites with site packs, each checked against every layer.
Try the free preview — public Green Belt, boundary and flood layers; site-level detail unlocks with builder access.
Locked markers are illustrative placeholders, not real sites.
Share of each council district inside the designated Green Belt, worked out by us from the planning.data.gov.uk Green Belt and local authority district boundaries (OGL). Figures are rounded and for guidance only.
| Council | Green Belt share | Green Belt (ha, approx.) | Council Green Belt scores | Page |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Bromsgrove | 88.9% | 19,293 | Scores coming | Bromsgrove Green Belt page |
| Lichfield | 45.8% | 15,162 | Scores coming | Lichfield Green Belt page |
| North Warwickshire | 60.7% | 17,246 | Scores coming | North Warwickshire Green Belt page |
| Nuneaton and Bedworth | 41.1% | 3,244 | Scores coming | Nuneaton and Bedworth Green Belt page |
| Rugby | 58.2% | 20,575 | Scores coming | Rugby Green Belt page |
| Solihull | 66.6% | 11,871 | 91 parcels scored (July 2026) | Solihull Green Belt page |
| Stratford-on-Avon | 22.9% | 22,352 | Scores coming | Stratford-on-Avon Green Belt page |
| Warwick | 67.4% | 19,065 | Scores coming | Warwick Green Belt page |
Call for sites and HELAA submissions, local plan allocations and settlement boundaries, so you know which land is already in play.
Planning applications and appeal decisions, allowed and dismissed, mapped against each site.
The Green Belt boundary with council Green Belt assessment scores where councils have published them.
Flood zones, listed buildings, tree preservation orders, scheduled monuments, conservation areas, SSSIs, ancient woodland, farmland grade and more.
Site outlines, title parcels, slope and LIDAR terrain, nearby sold prices, schools and transport.
Sites that fit your brief, each with a site pack, through a land search, Site Alerts or a free brief.
Not an official one. Grey belt was introduced in the National Planning Policy Framework in December 2024, and whether land counts as grey belt is judged site by site. The starting point is usually the council’s Green Belt assessment: land that does not strongly serve the Green Belt purposes may qualify, unless other protections apply. Our map lines up those assessments with flood risk, heritage and planning history, which is what promoters and builders look at first. For the policy in plain English, read what is grey belt land?
Landowners: request a free land check. We look up your land on the map and tell you plainly what we see, with no cost or obligation. In Solihull you can also look up your field’s council Green Belt score yourself.
Builders and developers: you get sites, not a login. Choose a land search for a one-off shortlist, Site Alerts for new matches as they appear, or register a free brief. Every site is checked against the map layers before you see it.
What stays private: who owns land, exact site boundaries and the sites we are working on. Those are only shared under a signed agreement.
Call for sites and HELAA submissions, local plan allocations, planning applications, appeal decisions allowed and dismissed, council Green Belt scores where published, and constraints such as flood zones, listed buildings, tree preservation orders, scheduled monuments and conservation areas, plus site-level detail.
Eight council areas: Solihull, Warwick, Stratford-on-Avon, Bromsgrove, North Warwickshire, Lichfield, Rugby and Nuneaton & Bedworth.
Request builder access through a land search, Site Alerts or a free brief. You receive matched sites with site packs, each checked against the map layers.
No single official grey belt map exists. Grey belt is judged site by site, using national policy and each council's Green Belt assessment. Our map brings that evidence together so you can see where land may be worth a closer look.
Council boundaries, Green Belt, conservation areas, flood zones and Solihull's Green Belt parcel scores. Site-level detail is for approved builders.
Not publicly. Ownership, exact boundaries and the sites we are working on are only shared under a signed agreement.
Important: the map is a research tool, not planning advice. Being shown on it does not mean land will get planning permission.