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Planning failing to keep pace with retail change, say experts

15.07.2016

Simon Wicks

Business & Enterprise | Local plans | Regeneration | retail | Social infrastructure | town cetnres | UK

The planning system is too inflexible and too slow to respond to changes in retail, with the result that many UK high streets face an uncertain future.

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