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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

A collection of essays on reforming the planning system for the 21st century’ from Policy Exchange

By Roy Pinnock

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