Ralph Kellas
(How) Can Planning Speed Up Delivery? (part 2)
Part 1 of this blog considered the expectations and challenges around build out and some of the reforms proposed to […]
(How) Can Planning Speed Up Delivery? (part 1)
Viability – Speed of Delivery Matters
Last year, the High Court in R (McCarthy and Stone Retirement Lifestyles Ltd) v Greater London Authority [2018] EWHC 1202 […]
A legitimate expectation to what, exactly?
The Court of Appeal has considered whether the Secretary of State is required to give reasons for deciding not to […]
Legislation not the ‘agent of change’
Supporters of the Planning (Agent of Change) Bill 2018-19 had been looking forward to its second reading in the House […]
A reasoned approach
We look at a local planning authority’s duty to give reasons, in light of recent case. In September 2016, the […]
Regulation change to allow LPAs to sell land with benefit of planning permission granted to themselves
From 23 February 2018, an LPA will be able to grant itself planning permission and sell the relevant land with […]
Deliverability vs Delivery – Court of Appeal confirms NPPF approach
The Court of Appeal has clarified the meaning of ‘deliverable sites’ in the key housing land supply provisions of Paragraph […]