planning
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On the Case: What Finney means for section 73 and planning
LISTEN Section 73 can no longer be used to amend the description of development
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Court of Appeal clarity on scheme amendments
A new bi-monthly column that reviews key cases in the planning sphere
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Planning reform needed to aid small developers
Is the government unfairly penalising the small developer with its overly complex planning policies?
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Housing delivery: Balancing risk and reward
Ian Brothwood considers how landowners and promoters can deliver a large-scale scheme
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Westminster planning gets another shake-up
Westminster City Council has made further changes to its planning committee.
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We need a plan to sort out local plans
The ‘fairer, faster, more predictable’ system promised in 2004 has failed to deliver
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A victory for the reasonable reader
Kate Jardine analyses a recent Supreme Court ruling on a retail planning condition.
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Planning conflicts with a populist wave
What does the rise of populism mean for planning agendas?
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Planning appeals: speeding up the inquiry process
New changes promise dramatic improvements, if tensions can be overcome
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Why world cities must embrace inclusive development
To develop successfully, world cities must consider the needs of all their citizens
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Planning: Lunatics have taken over the asylum
The planning system is in a mess, says Jonathan Vandermolen. So, what is the solution?
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Church offers surplus land to tackle housing crisis
Archbishop Justin Welby has launched a commission to explore overcrowded and poor-quality housing