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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

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

Flexibility in a time of uncertainty: what have we really learnt from Finney and what could it mean now?

Planning for the New Normal – Scottish temporary modifications

By Roy Pinnock

Planning Agreements: Local Authority Fixes for the New Normal

By Roy Pinnock

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

By Roy Pinnock

Planning for the New Normal – Scottish Chief Planner update

By Roy Pinnock