Compulsory Purchase
Compulsory Purchase – COVID-19, an update to the guidance
Compulsory Purchase – COVID-19 updated guidance
Setting the Tone
There is a general consensus that land should be “right priced”. Where it is viable the costs of providing both […]
Magic Bullets? Why Value Capture Should Be Kept Simple
The House of Commons Housing Communities & Local Government Select Committee Land Value Capture Inquiry report is great, but dangerous. […]
Compulsory Sales Orders: An aid to regeneration in Scotland?
A new Compulsory Sales Order (CSO) power could tackle the blight of abandoned buildings and parcels of vacant and derelict […]
Planning TV: Compulsory Purchase Orders (CPO) and Urban Regeneration
The emergence of the Housing White Paper in February 2017 saw increased attention to the role of Compulsory Purchase Orders […]
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, […]
The new New Towns Agenda
The third reading of any Bill in the House of Lords is normally fantastically dull. That was not true of […]
A complex process
We look at the current approaches to assessing compensation in the context of CPOs. The promotion of nationally significant infrastructure […]
CPO – gentrification or regeneration?
The recent refusal by the Secretary of State to confirm Southwark Council’s CPO for the next phase of the Aylesbury […]
Manifesto for Planning 2015: please don’t reinvent the wheel
However the new Parliamentary balance of power plays out, planning will be in the frontline of addressing housing needs. The Conservative […]