Ep165: The most important planning policy and legislation changes to expect in the next six months
The secret chamber where all the latest planning announcements and decisions are issued before extracting the key information for planning professionals. In this deep-dive edition, we’ll be taking a look ahead at the government’s planning policy and legislation programme over the next six months – what are the key announcements and measures that we can expect? Among other things, we’ll be talking about the Planning and Infrastructure Bill, national development management policies and changes to the plan-making system We’ll also be rounding up the key planning news from the past week to make sure you’re up to speed on all the goings-on in the sector.
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Ep164: The new housing secretary's planning track record and highlights from the Reform UK conference
Room 106, the gloomy underground vault where all the latest planning announcements and decisions are issued, to pull out the key information for you. In this edition, we’ll be discussing: The surprise resignation of Angela Rayner as housing secretary last week and the planning track record of her replacement.The planning news from the Reform UK Conference this weekend.And a judge confirming a planning inspector’s finding that green belt openness "cannot be compromised" by "not inappropriate" development.
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Ep163: The government's ongoing planning battle with a local authority over asylum-seeker hotels
Room 106, the gloomy underground vault where all the latest planning announcements and decisions are issued, to pull out the key information for you. This week, we’re going to take a closer look at the latest twist in the ongoing legal and planning battle between the government and an Essex council over the use of a hotel to house asylum seekers, which on Friday saw the Court of Appeal reverse a High Court injunction in an unusually scathing ruling. We'll also discuss: Reports that the government is considering a new planning bill;And the High Court quashing a council’s consent for a self-build home over a planning officer's “error of law”.In addition, we’ll be rounding up the other key news from the past week to make sure you’re up to speed on all the goings-on in the planning sector.
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Ep162: Is a council’s bid to reclassify villages as towns to protect them from green belt development likely to be effective?
Room 106, the gloomy underground vault where all the latest planning announcements and decisions are issued, to pull out the key information for you. In this Deep Dive edition, we’ll be discussing whether a council’s bold bid to reclassify several villages as towns in order to protect them from green belt development is likely to be effective.We'll also examine the government’s latest amendments to the controversial nature recovery measures in its flagship Planning and Infrastructure Bill.In addition, we’ll be rounding up the other key news from the past week to make sure you’re up to speed on all the goings-on in the planning sector.
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Ep161: Why Rayner has blocked a council’s bid to allocate a site for 1,250 homes in its emerging local plan
Room 106, the gloomy underground vault where all the latest planning announcements and decisions are issued, to pull out the key information for you. This week, we’re going to take a closer look at: The housing secretary Angela Rayner blocking a council’s bid to allocate a site in a special protection area for up to 1,250 homes in its emerging local planA Labour Party councillor losing the party whip after being caught making anonymous online posts defending the council’s proposed release of green belt sites in its local planAnd the High Court ordering a campaigner to pay £85,000 and a council £9,000 in costs after losing their joint legal battle over a decision to register a set of playing fields as a village green. In addition, we’ll be rounding up the other key news from the past week to make sure you’re up to speed on all the goings-on in the planning sector.
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