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England planning reform: where are we now?
"Planning reform is never ending, and this year has been no different. Here we provide the current status of some of the key policies that are high up on the agenda of planning reform in England."
Green belt
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Towards a new London Plan: utilising green belt and Metropolitan Open Land for development
"London’s green belt land is currently heavily protected – more so than even national policy provisions. "
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Planning for padel: meeting demand for this fast-paced new sport
"Padel tennis is widely heralded as the fastest growing sport in the UK."
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Industrial & logistics: new year, new opportunities?
"Labour’s rise to power came amid clear messaging that they would ‘get Britain building again’, ‘kickstart economic growth’ and continue ‘ripping out the blockages’ in the planning system."
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London mayor launches Call for Sites consultation
"On behalf of the Mayor of London, the Greater London Authority (GLA) has launched a Call for Sites consultation. "
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In Plain English: The grey belt
"The latest version of the National Planning Policy Framework (NPPF) introduced a relatively new concept to the planning and development lexicon – namely that of the grey belt. But what exactly is it – and how will it be implemented?"
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Why the revised NPPF could provide a challenge for Green Belt authorities
"It was a year in the making and there are potential changes still to come, but the new National Planning Policy Framework (NPPF) announced by Secretary of State Michael Gove has certainly given everyone in the world of planning some food for thought."
Delivering innovation-led growth
"What are the requirements to deliver innovation-led growth in Leeds?"
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Climate crisis: how battery energy storage systems are becoming part of the solution
"There are huge capabilities and potential for BESS within the UK."
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What will happen in the next five years?
"The new homes market in London has remained resilient in the face of a number of challenges"
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