The inquiry, long anticipated by campaigners and developers alike, is examining the Epilepsy Society’s proposal to build 975 homes on green belt land in the village. Arguments on the opening day came from the Epilepsy Society, Buckinghamshire Council, community group Sense4CSP, and local residents speaking both for and against the scheme. Representing the Epilepsy Society, top barrister Rupert Warren set out the charity’s case. He said: “This is on any analysis significant incursion into the Buckinghamshire green belt. She said: “There can be no real doubt that the development would be inappropriate development in the green belt.