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Plans for ‘UK’s most sustainable neighbourhood’ saved by council
By Steve Farrell2026-03-10T11:48:00
Source: Human Nature with Periscope / Ash Sakula Architects
Backed by The Food Foundation, The Phoenix Project in Lewes, East Sussex, was billed as promising a new blueprint for the UK’s food system when initial planning approval was granted in 2024
Plans for the ‘UK’s most sustainable neighbourhood’ modelled around locally sourced food have been saved by a local council buying the land from the developer.
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