Manifesto for Planning 2015: please don’t reinvent the wheel
However the new Parliamentary balance of power plays out, planning will be in the frontline of addressing housing needs. The Conservative […]
However the new Parliamentary balance of power plays out, planning will be in the frontline of addressing housing needs. The Conservative […]
Viability debates continue to shape planning. The frontline is shifting, from debates about key principles, towards the wider issue of transparency […]
Permitted development rights will not be extended. The new Class O in the general permitted development order (that is to […]
At last there is a political consensus that there is a massive housing shortage in this country. Three-quarters of the […]
Delivering major development is difficult. One of the deterrents is often the need to assemble fragmented land ownerships. The availability […]
The introduction of new policy on section 106 tariffs and affordable housing has generated significant interest and concern. The policy […]
After the Heaney judgment in 2010 developers have had a clear need to address rights and restrictions at the outset. […]
In November the Government announced changes to planning policy in relation to the size of schemes that should provide affordable […]
Progress toward operational onshore shale sites remains slow, but 2015 promises to be an interesting year for consenting, protesting and […]
Shale gas exploration looks set to face a defining year in the UK as changes to land access rights are […]
The Government has made further changes to the approach to planning obligations in the Planning Practice Guidance on Section 106 […]
The Community Infrastructure Levy (CIL) is still in its early infancy. 45 authorities are charging, 19 authorities are in the twilight […]