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Permitted Development Rights Shake Up
The Government has eventually revealed details of new permitted development rights with the publication of secondary legislation amending the Town and Country Planning [...]
Growth and Infrastructure Act 2013
As of yesterday, the Growth and Infrastructure Bill has finally completed its passage through Parliament and became the Growth and [...]
Streamlining the Planning Application Process
Further measures designed to streamline the planning application process have been put out for consultation by the Department for Communities [...]
Changes to Information Requirements for Outline Planning Applications
An Order amending the rules on the information which must be submitted with an English planning application will come into [...]
Planning Application Submission Fees to Increase – 22nd November 2012
As of the 22nd November Local Planning Authorities in England are to increase planning application fees. So now is the [...]
Extending the Life of Planning Permissions
The Government has announced a one year extension to the temporary provisions introduced in October 2009, which allow applicants to [...]
Planning Fees To Increase – Regulations Published
Draft regulations to allow local planning authorities in England to increase planning application fees by 15% have been laid before [...]
The NPPF – Top Changes You May Have Missed
With the publication of the National Planning Policy Framework (NPPF) last week comes some changes to the way the planning [...]
Relaxation of Planning Rules Consultation : Employment to Residential
Following on from the March 2011 budget, during which the government identified the need to relax planning rules to increase [...]
The Localism Bill
The Bill provides the legislative basis for a proposed shift of power from central Government to local communities. The specific [...]
