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The Rosewell Review

By Georgina Reeves
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20% hike in planning application fees – a step closer

By Georgina Reeves
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What happens to old applications?

By Georgina Reeves
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The need for focus on conditions (and not descriptions) in Section 73 applications

The consequences of failing to restrict use by imposing a condition were highlighted in a recent appeal decision concerning a […]

By Georgina Reeves
  • Building Regulations
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Short term rentals – a potential planning issue?

The recent decision in Iveta Nemcova v Fairflied Rents Limited [2016] UKUT 303 underlined the importance of reviewing lease terms […]

By Georgina Reeves
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Improving the use of Planning Conditions?

Too many unnecessary and overly restrictive conditions are still routinely attached to planning permissions, driving up costs and impeding development. […]

By Georgina Reeves
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Working with Planning Reform: Part 2

By Stephen Ashworth, Roy Pinnock, Michele Vas, Katie Scuoler, Rachael Herbert, Jamie McKie, Georgina Reeves, Ralph Kellas, and Mark Child
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Working with Planning Reform

By Stephen Ashworth, Roy Pinnock, Michele Vas, Katie Scuoler, Rachael Herbert, Jamie McKie, Georgina Reeves, Ralph Kellas, and Mark Child

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