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Time Becomes A Loop

By Roy Pinnock
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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
  • Coronavirus/ COVID-19
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Flexibility in a time of uncertainty: what have we really learnt from Finney and what could it mean now?

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The cost of justice: certainty?

By Stephen Ashworth
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Reserved Matters approval can be amended

By Mark Child
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A reasoned approach

By Ralph Kellas
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Update: When does a condition restricting use remove PD rights?

By Roy Pinnock and Ralph Kellas
  • Permitted Development Rights
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When does a condition restricting use remove PD rights?

Article 3(4) of the GPDO 2015 provides that permitted development (PD) rights will not apply if they are ‘contrary to any condition […]

By Roy Pinnock and Ralph Kellas
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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
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Amalgamation of units still at risk

As we have noted previously, the Town and Country Planning Act 1990 (“TCPA”) is clear that the conversion of a […]

By Katie Scuoler
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Vacant Building Credit – an own goal?

Vacant Building Credit (VBC) was re-introduced into the NPPG in May 2016 to less vocal opposition than it faced when […]

By Michele Vas
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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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