Planning
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Appeal judges ponder overlapping planning permission puzzle
The appeal concerns plans for a solar farm in Hampshire opposed by a local resident
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Lidl blocks Aldi’s plan for Lincolnshire store
Lidl argued that its own proposal for Horncastle store should also have been considered
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Flood risks, sequential testing and the power of guidance
Planning practice guidance can be inconsistent with and amend the NPPF
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Navigating drop-in permissions post-Hillside
David Wood moots a legislative solution for a long-standing planning problem
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Planning in the shadow of a general election
Simon Ricketts offers his predictions for the planning system in a year of uncertainty
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Agents of change
Answers to key questions on the principle, and how it affects businesses
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Delivering the solar rooftop revolution
Considering the potential for solar installations on commercial buildings
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Planning: When change is afoot
The best means of changing a scheme following the grant of planning permission
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Statutory planning obligations to prevent harm to listed buildings are demanding
The Court of Appeal upheld a decision quashing planning permission in Newcastle
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Local authority decision to extend conservation area to prevent demolition of building set aside
Lack of defensible decision-making leaves local authorities open to judicial review
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Design codes: a thing of beauty – or else
Will an emphasis on design codes improve development or do the levers for success lie elsewhere?
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Court of Appeal overturns February ruling and gives Suffolk resi scheme the go-ahead
The 210-home development in Thurston, Suffolk, had been opposed by the parish council