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Consultation on revised NPPF launched - dramatic changes as promised for the planning sector

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By Robert Garden, Christopher Bowes, Rajpreet Uppal, Sylvia Barnett
| Lexology Verified
Yesterday, the Government launched an 8 week consultation on changes to the National Planning Policy Framework (NPPF) which is scheduled to run until 11.45pm on 24 September 2024. The draft largely follows through on Labour’s pre-election promises to take “decisive and early” action on planning reform. We outline below the key proposed revisions to the NPPF that emphasise the strong growth-focussed approach this Government intends to take with the planning system.
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Consultation on revised NPPF launched - dramatic changes as promised for the planning sector

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By Robert Garden, Christopher Bowes, Sylvia Barnett, Rajpreet Uppal
| cms.law
31/07/2024 Yesterday, the Government launched an 8 week consultation on changes to the National Planning Policy Framework (NPPF) which is scheduled to run until 11.45pm on 24 September 2024.The draft largely follows through on Labour’s pre-election promises to take “decisive... Read more
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High Street Rental Auctions: the Government’s response

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By Warren Gordon, Mark Heighton, Matthew Speed, Christopher Bowes
| Lexology Verified
Summary The Government has published its response following its consultation on the design of its High Street Rental Auction policy. This policy is designed to help local authorities combat the detrimental effects of long-term vacancies on the high street. This Law-Now highlights some key aspects of the Government’s response. The Government will over the coming months work with stakeholders to design and develop secondary legislation to give effect to the proposals.
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