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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
  • Planning Obligations

Planning For The New Normal – Land Registry Scheme For Remote Execution

By Roy Pinnock
  • Coronavirus/ COVID-19
  • Planning Obligations

Planning Agreements: Local Authority Fixes for the New Normal

Our previous blog covered the need for reform to avoid S106 agreements being held up by lockdown given the need […]

By Roy Pinnock
  • Coronavirus/ COVID-19
  • Planning Obligations

Planning Agreements: Executing Deeds – Reforms, for the New Normal

Our previous blog covered getting Committee resolutions in place.  Delivering on them will require a range of agreements to be […]

By Roy Pinnock
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Live Music: the housing conundrum

By Lucy McDonnell
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The boundaries of materiality

By Ralph Kellas
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Where next for stewardship?

By Michele Vas
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Comparables That Glitter Are Not All Gold

By Roy Pinnock
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Viability Decisions – Care Needed on ‘Market Value’ Assumptions

By Roy Pinnock
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Affordable snakes and ladders on small sites

The judgment in the battle of wills over the Government’s small sites affordable housing and Vacant Building Credit policies has […]

By Roy Pinnock
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The risk of flooding

A spate of major floods across the UK, warnings that global warming will lead to more frequent heavy rainfall events […]

By Roy Pinnock
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Sun will go down on section 106BA/BC numbers game appeals

We have commented on the initial impact of the changes to the Section 106 regime made by the Growth and Infrastructure […]

By Roy Pinnock

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