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Katie Scuoler

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What does Hillside Parks mean for overlapping planning permissions?

By Katie Scuoler
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Development corporations – what can we expect going forward?

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“Gaping hole”: an unreasoned departure

By Katie Scuoler
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Allotments and their protection

By Katie Scuoler
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Consenting New Towns

By Katie Scuoler
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Capital Gains

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The Planning Act: ten years on

By Katie Scuoler
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Two become one

By Katie Scuoler
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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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‘Especial speed’ in judicial review

The Court of Appeal’s recent judgment in R(Gerber) v (1) Wiltshire Council and (2) Terraform Power Inc and Norrington Solar […]

By Katie Scuoler
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Affordable housing contribution reduced on appeal

We have previously reported on successful appeals by developers to reduce affordable housing contributions under the Section 106BC appeal mechanism.  […]

By Katie Scuoler
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DCO regime faces a real test

Better known as the super-sewer, the Thames Tideway Tunnel (“TTT”) Development Consent Order, granted on 12 September 2014, was a […]

By Katie Scuoler
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Working with Planning Reform: Part 2

By Roy Pinnock, Michele Vas, Katie Scuoler, and Rachael Herbert
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Working with Planning Reform

By Roy Pinnock, Michele Vas, Katie Scuoler, and Rachael Herbert

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