Planning
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The duty to co-operate – don’t wait until it’s too late
In Sevenoaks District Council v Secretary of State for Housing, Communities and Local Government…
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When is a development plan really ‘out-of-date’?
In Peel Investments (North) Ltd v Secretary of State for Housing CLG, the Court of Appeal concluded…
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A planning lifeline for the economy – but at what cost?
Hannah Quarterman and David Wood offer their views on the government’s planning reforms
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Planning ahead: Welsh planning law present and future
Sian Skerratt-Williams highlights the increasing divergence in planning laws of England and Wales
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Planning lawyers announce the launch of Case Explorer
Intelligence tool provides free access to case data
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Holborn Studios blocks Hoxton development
Redacted version of application puts end to planning permission
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One ‘unsympathetic’ building can’t be replaced with another, High Court rules
Developer’s claims that its proposals were ‘less unsympathetic’ failed to convince
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Planning permissions cannot be bought
Hannah Quarterman and Kathryn Hampton analyse the Supreme Court’s restatement of a core principle
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Calling for extra time on permitted development applications
High Court decision brings clarity to Article 7 and the extension of deadlines
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Local plans up against national priorities
The conflict between central and local government is only intensifying
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We need a plan to sort out local plans
The ‘fairer, faster, more predictable’ system promised in 2004 has failed to deliver
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Gladman wins Court of Session appeal over Stirlingshire green belt scheme
The developer has won another chance to convince authorities to allow it to build 70 homes