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Housing our needs

In almost all emerging local plans, there is a perceived problem meeting the need for private rented sector (PRS) housing.  […]

By Roy Pinnock
  • Development
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Promoting neighbourhood development

The first Neighbourhood Development Order is in progress.  Cockermouth Town Council has submitted an NDO to Allerdale Borough Council for […]

By Lucy McDonnell
  • Development
  • Planning Obligations

Beyond Penfold: Repeal s278 Highways Act

Almost everyone involved in planning will have a horror story about a difficulty of getting agreement with a highway authority.  […]

By Roy Pinnock
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A Repealing Prospect

There are many parts of the planning and related processes that we could do without – we will look at […]

By Roy Pinnock
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Localist approach?

Is there an increasingly localist approach to planning in the National Planning Practice Guidance?  The new Guidance (which as emphasised […]

By Lucy McDonnell
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Nearly Three: teething at an end?

Community Infrastructure Levy changes confirmed.  Regulations are about to be laid (coming into force by the end of January 2014) […]

By Roy Pinnock
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Turn up the volume, three suggestions …

The first two parts of this post identified the clear need for new housing and the important role that the […]

By Roy Pinnock
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Turn up the volume

Despite political demotion, housing delivery is a key issue for planners, politicians and investors.  Residential yields are driving interest in […]

By Roy Pinnock
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Useful nuggets

The National Planning Policy Guidance has some useful nuggets.  There has always been a question about how planning obligations should […]

By Roy Pinnock
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Getting a fair deal over permissions

Developers and local planning authorities have become more disciplined in ensuring that section 106 obligations comply with regulation 122, since […]

By Michele Vas
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Community Infrastructure Levy – the consultation proposals tease but do not satisfy

In the early summer, and for the third year running, planners and lawyers faced a consultation on changes to the […]

By Roy Pinnock
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Commitment to infrastructure delivery through CIL

The commitment to infrastructure delivery is important. Only if there is a clear infrastructure development plan can a charging authority […]

By Roy Pinnock

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