Non-starter? New homes proposals are going to shake things up, if they survive
The Government’s Starter Homes proposals have been around for a while – consultation in 2014 led to new policies in […]
The Government’s Starter Homes proposals have been around for a while – consultation in 2014 led to new policies in […]
We have commented on the initial impact of the changes to the Section 106 regime made by the Growth and Infrastructure […]
In Wealden District Council v Secretary of State for the Communities and Local Government [2016] EWHC 246 (Admin), the local […]
Part 1 of our CIL Review blog highlighted the Government’s appetite for retaining and reinforcing the Community Infrastructure Levy. Our […]
We hosted the British Property Federation’s seminar on CIL reform at the end of 2015. The new year offers a […]
As the Housing and Planning Bill completes its Committee Stage in the House of Commons, this second part of our […]
The recent decision in Villages Action Group v Secretary of State for Communities and Local Government highlights the need to […]
This blog should perhaps be read with a pinch of salt. We acted for the losing claimant, Sainsbury’s. Sainsbury’s have […]
We noted earlier this year that there would be no more office to residential changes of use under ‘Part O’ […]
The controversy around basement extensions continues. In the same month that barristers’ Chambers Lincolns Inn proposed a subterranean facility and […]
Long term contracts including development agreements often require modification to deal with changing circumstances. Despite this, the scope of contract […]
Localism remains a political priority. The introduction of Neighbourhood Planning and the ability to nominate Assets of Community Value via […]