Roy Pinnock, Author at UK Planning Law Blog

UK Planning Law Blog

Real opinions on the alphabet soup of planning and development from s106 agreements to CIL, PDR to DCO, BIDs to UBR, viability to profits for everyone

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Stephen Ashworth – a tribute

Stephen Ashworth, who has died aged 57, was a gifted lawyer, leader and mentor to generations working in the built […]

By Roy Pinnock

Croyde Part 2 – Judicial Review and Certificates of Lawfulness

By Roy Pinnock

Time Becomes A Loop

By Roy Pinnock

When the Wind(fall) Blows

By Roy Pinnock

Natural Capital – Change is Coming

By Roy Pinnock and Ralph Kellas

Listed Buildings

Listing Needs to be Urned – Guidance on what is a building for the purposes of “listed building” designation

By Roy Pinnock

Access All Areas – Facilities Rights Are A Big Deal

By Roy Pinnock

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

By Roy Pinnock

High Street Conundrum is Leadership, Not Legal Issue

By Roy Pinnock

Upwards Extensions – Housing Magic Roundabout Keeps Turning

By Roy Pinnock

A Modest Proposal – CIL Regulations Made Less of Burden

By Roy Pinnock

Planning for the New Normal – an update from the Scottish Chief Planner

By Roy Pinnock

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

Working with Planning Reform

By Stephen Ashworth, Roy Pinnock, Michele Vas, Katie Scuoler, Rachael Herbert, Jamie McKie, Georgina Reeves, Ralph Kellas, and Mark Child

New new towns

By Stephen Ashworth and Roy Pinnock

Residential first for Neighbourhood Development Orders

By Lucy McDonnell and Roy Pinnock

Assets of Community Value

Assets of Community Value – no horseplay, for now

By Lucy McDonnell and Roy Pinnock