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01.03.2014
The government has focused a lot of attention on judicial review of planning decisions and introduced reforms intended to make it harder to initiate proceedings and speed up the judicial review process....
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01.02.2014Blog | Community Infrastructure Levy | Infrastructure | Legal | Professional standards | Reform | Training | UK
Nick Boles asked the development industry to suggest how the planning system can be improved without new legislation.
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01.02.2014An independent planning system for Wales has taken a significant step forward. The Planner looks at the Welsh government’s latest proposals
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01.02.2014
Derek Mackay is spearheading Scotland’s planning reforms. The planning minister tells The Planner how quality decisions will be the hallmark of the new regime
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01.01.2014
Mark H Durkan’s decision to withdraw Northern Ireland’s putative planning bill in October has been dramatised by the media as a bombshell at best and a catastrophe at worst.
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01.11.2013
The first item on the agenda at the Royal Town Planning Institute Young Planners’ Conference may have been ominous but spirits were high.
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01.11.2013Not content with ploughing through reams of national planning policy guidance to update it, chair of the National Housing Federation Lord Taylor is on a mission to...
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01.10.2013
July saw the time limit for starting planning-related judicial reviews (JRs) reduced from three months to six weeks, in an effort to add certainty to the industry and kick-start development.
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01.10.2013In an article for the Daily Mail, Justice Secretary Chris Grayling called for further restrictions on the right to apply to the High Court for the judicial review of ministerial decisions on planning and...
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01.10.2013
You don’t have to invite politicians to expensive dinners to gain influence. RTPI President Dr Peter Geraghty reports on how the Institute works hard to have a say over the planning agenda across...
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