Covenants not to apply for parking permits – should they be planning obligations?
The High Court’s decision in Westminster City Council v Secretary of State for Communities and Local Government and another [2013] […]
The High Court’s decision in Westminster City Council v Secretary of State for Communities and Local Government and another [2013] […]
Publication of the Government’s criteria for the 14th Round of Petroleum Exploration Development Licences (PEDLs) has been carefully choreographed to […]
The Secretary of State has granted permission for the £50million, 465,000 sq ft retail and leisure redevelopment of Rushden Lakes […]
We highlighted the significance of the Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO) decision to require disclosure of financial information relating to the […]
Creation of substantial high end residential properties in Central London by the reconversion of previously subdivided houses, the amalgamation of purpose […]
This year’s MIPIM is upbeat and dominated by an industry intent on making the most of intense demand for homes […]
There has been a steady flow of cases winding back the scope for legal challenges on the grounds of defective […]
Foreign investment is being blamed for contributing towards a “housing bubble” in London. I was asked, while speaking at a […]
Lawyers generally hate unique solutions. No-one wants to be at the bleeding edge. But there are some planning issues that […]
Joined up thinking and co-operation within, and between, local authorities is integral to successfully delivering new development. It makes for […]
The Bank of England is concerned that Britain is building half as many homes a year as Canada, despite having […]
In almost all emerging local plans, there is a perceived problem meeting the need for private rented sector (PRS) housing. […]