What does a planning lawyer do?
Fair question. Particularly at this festive time of year for planning lawyers given the annual publication yesterday.
Written by
Simon Ricketts on Simonicity blog
Quarterly: Cranbrook Call-in and Copious Consultations
We cover recent Secretary of State decisions, consultations, a new Use Class/PD rights and the Infrastructure Levy.
Featuring
Nikita and Victoria, with Sasha Gordon
Planning Law (With Chickens): Case Law Brief: Leon Glenister
Landmark Chambers barrister, Leon Glenister, is our guest today to speak about the "bridge to nowhere" case.
Featuring
Leon Glenister, Landmark Chambers
Levy-headed, heavy-headed
I’ve got an interesting week coming up, with a bunch of round tables and meetings about the Government’s technical consultation on the new infrastructure levy...
Written by
Clare Fielding
Planning Law (With Chickens): Case Law Brief: Zack Simons and Isabella Buono
R (University Hospitals of Leicester NHS Trusts) v Harborough District Council
Featuring
Zack Simons and Isabella Buono
Compulsory Reading: LURB in the Lords – No Hope
6 June 2022. The Queen was still on her throne and we’d just celebrated her platinum jubilee with a four day bank holiday...
Written by
Raj Gupta
Planning Law (With Chickens): Quarterly: Net Zero, Nuisance and NPPF
Our next quarterly episode is here. Enjoy!
Featuring
Victoria McKeegan and Nikita Sellers
Planning Law (With Chickens): Case Law Brief: Ruchi Parekh on Armstrong v Secretary of State
Armstrong v Secretary of State.
Featuring
Ruchi Parekh, Cornerstone Barristers
Levy-Headed: Into The Gap
Can you use section 106 to fund the NHS (or, by extension, other public services)? The general answer is no.
Written by
Clare Fielding