Public participation in planning
The Oxford Planning Law conference took place over the weekend. One of the main themes was the benefit of public […]
The Oxford Planning Law conference took place over the weekend. One of the main themes was the benefit of public […]
We have previously noted the outcome of the viability appeals beginning to trickle through under the new Section 106BA/BC provisions […]
Publication of the Government’s criteria for the 14th Round of Petroleum Exploration Development Licences (PEDLs) has been carefully choreographed to […]
The Government has published the application criteria for the 14th Onshore Petroleum Exploration Development Licence (PEDL) Round, accompanied by new […]
The recent First Tier Tribunal (FTT) (Information Rights) decision on disclosure of key parts of Lend Lease’s Heygate Estate viability […]
We highlighted the significance of the Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO) decision to require disclosure of financial information relating to the […]
Some of the changes to the EIA regime, which look likely to come into effect in the UK in 2016, […]
Creation of substantial high end residential properties in Central London by the reconversion of previously subdivided houses, the amalgamation of purpose […]
The Government has published a new Demolition Direction, which confirms that permission is only required for demolition of buildings larger […]
Attending the launch of the Urban Land Institute’s Best Practice Design Guide for Build To Rent, it is clear there […]
Dentons and London First hold an annual lunch at MIPIM for leading politicians, developers, investors, public officials and property professionals. […]
This year’s MIPIM is upbeat and dominated by an industry intent on making the most of intense demand for homes […]