Jamie McKie
Full bioA collection of essays on reforming the planning system for the 21st century’ from Policy Exchange
Appropriate assessment of habitat sites
As the courts continue to grapple with the issue of ‘appropriate assessment’ under the Habitats Regulations, we examine why this […]
Planning – the Big Challenges and Opportunities
As we come up to the end of 2017, Planning TV looks ahead at how we could deal with some […]
Planning TV: Planning for Healthy New Towns
In more recent times, there has been a refocus on health in planning and how the built environment can encourage […]
Permission to land?
We look at the latest tools in the planner’s toolbox, permission in principle and the Brownfield Register, and asks whether they […]
Planning TV: Real Estate and Maximising Space
Brexit, political uncertainty and the growth of online shopping have contributed to uncertainty and change in Britain’s real estate market. […]
Planning TV: Designing Liveable Cities
What are the ingredients for a liveable city? This episode of Planning TV discusses the range of aspects that planners need […]
Planning TV: A Closer Look at Masterplanning in Canada Water
This episode of Planning TV discusses the principles of masterplanning, with an update on the Canada Water masterplan in southeast […]
Planning and the General Election: keys to long term success
With the General Election drawing ever closer, planning forms the battleground for a several controversial issues close to voters’ hearts, […]
Planning TV: What does the election mean for planning
In this episode Derek Stebbing from IPE, Michael Lowndes from Turley, and Jamie McKie from Dentons discuss a range of […]
Planning TV: The Housing White Paper and Speeding Up Delivery
In this episode of Planning TV, Sam Stafford, Strategic Land Director at Barratt Developments PLC joins Jamie McKie, Dentons and Hannah David, Director […]
The right to know why
Is there now a presumption that reasons be given for planning decisions? Within the last year, we have seen a […]