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16.04.2021
A round-up of planning news in Northern Ireland: 10 April-16 April, 2021
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06.04.2021
England’s chief planner Joanna Averley has written to local authority planners about the changes to the planning system and temporary measures that will remain to ease the path out of lockdown and aid economic recovery.
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26.03.2021Coronavirus | Development Management & Enforcement | England | luke hall | Policy & Politics | virtual meetings
The government has confirmed that temporary guidance introduced last year that enabled local authorities in England to host virtual planning committee meetings will end on 6 May.
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22.03.2021
The Association of Democratic Services Officers (ADSO), Lawyers in Local Government (LLG) and Hertfordshire County Council have lodged a legal challenge in the High Court that seeks a continuation of local authority remote meetings beyond 6 May 2021.
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22.03.2021Coronavirus | Duty to Cooperate | England | green growth | planning for the future | Policy & Politics | resources | RTPI
The RTPI has again urged the government to establish Green Growth Boards to deliver joined-up thinking on addressing the climate crisis, transport, infrastructure, housing provision and nature recovery.
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12.03.2021
Northern Ireland’s infrastructure minister Nichola Mallon has announced a further extension – until 30 September 2021 – of the temporary suspension of the requirement to hold a public event as part of pre-application community consultation on major planning applications.
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12.03.2021
The Scottish Government has drawn up legislation allowing for the extension of time limits for planning permissions and consents because of the Covid-19 emergency.
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12.03.2021
Planning minister Julie James this week promised that a next Labour administration would look at amending planning legislation to make sure that developers ‘build to the current building regulations and not the ones in existence at the time that planning consents started’.
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11.03.2021
Research suggests there has been a rise in the number of over-65s who would consider moving to a bungalow but that only 1,833 were built in 2020 – equating to 1 per cent of the homes built in 2019/20.
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10.03.2021
Communities secretary Robert Jenrick has confirmed the extension of temporary pavement licences for another 12 months as part of plans to help the hospitality industry and high streets to recover from the Covid-19 pandemic.
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