section 106

07.03.2019

Laura Edgar

East London | Housing | London | section 106

The Section 106 agreement for a 3,000-home development in East London has been signed off and the development can now go ahead.

Legal landscape: How will CIL evolve in 2019?

17.01.2019

Katherine Evans

The community infrastructure levy is one of the more contested areas of planning. Katherine Evans reads the runes to consider how it is likely to change over the next 12 months...

Legal landscape:When does a planning obligation no longer serve a ‘useful purpose’?

06.11.2018

Charlotte Lockwood

When is a ‘useful purpose’ not a useful purpose when it comes to planning obligations? A recent judgment brings clarity to a contentious area, says Charlotte Lockwood

High Court dismisses Maidstone judicial review bid of s.106 cash

23.07.2018

Huw Morris

The High Court has rejected a bid by Maidstone Borough Council for a judicial review into how Kent County Council released developer contributions for a road project.

Appeals round-up: Permission for Airbnb let could cause permanent loss of housing stock; Infill extension to 14th century cottage would harm ‘historic core’

12.06.2017

A round-up of appeal decisions: 5 June-9 June, 2017

S106 agreement for Kent garden suburb signed

07.06.2017

Laura Edgar

England | Housing | Kent | section 106 | South East

Work has begun on the Chilmington Green development after Ashford Borough Council and the developers signed a section 106 agreement worth £125 million.

Appeal: Broader obligation preferred for split 28-home development

06.06.2017

An inspector has ruled that two separate but adjoining housing schemes should be considered part of the same development, despite one having already been granted permission without planning obligation...

Courtroom Gavel - legal changes that affect planners

Legal briefs: Judges quash Farthingloe AONB permission

16.09.2016

Roger Milne

A round-up of legal news: 10 September-16 September, 2016

England round-up: Temporary appeal mechanism to end this month; MMO launches two consultations for next phase of marine planning

15.04.2016

Laura Edgar

A round-up of planning news in England: 9 April-15 April, 2016

Temporary appeal mechanism to end this month

13.04.2016

Laura Edgar

The government has announced that it will not extend a temporary appeal mechanism allowing developers to challenge affordable housing obligations agreed under Section 106 obligations beyond April 2016.

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