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Government suffers another setback over the scrapping of the Regional Strategies

30 November 2010 | David Marsden

The Government has suffered a further setback after the High Court ruled that, until further notice, local planning authorities should not take into account the Government’s intention to abolish the...

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Local authorities seek freedom to charge for listed buildings applications

26 November 2010 | David Marsden

Since I wrote my article on the Government’s proposals to reform the planning application fee system, so that local authorities can set their planning fees, an interesting development has come to light. Robert...

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Local authorities could be given new powers to set their planning fees

24 November 2010 | David Marsden

In a move that will be of particular interest to developers, the Department for Communities and Local Government has published a consultation paper on its proposals to change planning application fees...

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Government responds to final report of the Penfold Review of non-planning consents

12 November 2010 | David Marsden

The Government has published its response to the Penfold Review of non-planning consents. Back in December 2009, Adrian Penfold, the head of planning and environment at British Land, was asked to review...

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Penfold Review recommends reducing developer consents

16 July 2010 | David Marsden

In an attempt to reduce the obstacles and delays that can hinder development projects, the Government set up the Penfold Review in December 2009 to look at streamlining the processes by which developers...

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Building without planning consent

12 February 2010 | Karin Holt | 1 comment

The media has recently reported on three cases regarding building on property without planning consent. Sir Cliff Richard and his conservatory Runnymede Council ordered Sir Cliff Richard to demolish...

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Inappropriate residential garden development due to lack of council policies

27 January 2010 | Karin Holt

On 19 January 2010, the Department for Communities and Local Government (DCLG) published its investigation into residential development on gardens in England. "Garden grabbing" has become a contentious...

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Latest news and views tagged local planning authorities

Government suffers another setback over the scrapping of the Regional Strategies

Local authorities seek freedom to charge for listed buildings applications

Local authorities could be given new powers to set their planning fees

Government responds to final report of the Penfold Review of non-planning consents

Penfold Review recommends reducing developer consents

Building without planning consent

Inappropriate residential garden development due to lack of council policies

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