Plans to build 2,200 homes on green-belt land in south London draw strong reactions from local residents, according to reports. Opponents describe the proposal in harsh terms, arguing that developing protected green space would harm the area. Supporters of the scheme say the plan is intended to increase housing supply and point to provisions they view as positive, including the inclusion of 1,000 affordable homes. The reporting indicates the proposal has become a focus of local debate, with residents divided over the balance between addressing housing needs and protecting land designated as green belt. While the outlets agree on the core figures—2,200 total homes and 1,000 affordable homes—the overall accounts emphasise different aspects of the response: criticism from residents opposed to the development and support from those who favour it. At this stage, the coverage reflects community reaction to the planning proposal rather than a final decision. Further planning steps would be required for the proposal to progress.