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Consultation on revised NPPF launched - dramatic changes as promised for the planning sector
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.
Consultation on revised NPPF launched - dramatic changes as promised for the planning sector
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
High Street Rental Auctions: the Government’s response
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.
High Street Rental Auctions: the Government’s response
16/05/2024 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... Read more
Migdol v. Kijakazi
Migdol v. Kijakazi Plaintiff: Rory Migdol Defendant: Kilolo Kijakazi Case Number: 1:2023cv04410 Filed: June 14, 2023 Court: US District Court for the Eastern District of New York Nature of Suit: Social Security: DIWC/DIWW Cause of Action: 42 U.S.C. § 405 Review of HHS Decision (DIWC) Jury Demanded By: None RSS Track this Docket Docket Report This docket was last retrieved on June 14, 2023. A more recent docket listing may be available from PACER.
Planning conditions vs permitted development rights relevant to changes within use classes
Planning conditions vs permitted development rights relevant to changes within use classes 04/09/2023 SummaryThis Law-Now considers a recent case which addressed the circumstances in which the range of uses allowed by Class E could be limited by a planning condition which restricted the use of premises and removed permitted development rights. In particular... Read more Authors Chrisa Tsompani Of Counsel Manchester Christopher Bowes Partner Sheffield
Distancing #53: Da Drought 3
I’m an English teacher, and like many other off-white-collar professionals, I experience fear and loathing every Sunday night. No matter how relaxing the weekend was, my computer gnaws at the good vibes as I respond to emails and plan lessons and psych myself up for five more days of convincing people that words matter. I’m grateful for my calling, but that late-night scramble is as inevitable as it is depressing.
Where Do We Go From Here?
To print this article, all you need is to be registered or login on Mondaq.com. Trends in development and planning post-COVID-19 With the restrictions now being eased on a phased basis, attention is turning to what the world will look like post-lockdown. Although this will vary across asset classes, CMS' northern planning practice has identified some key trends and issues likely to have a major effect on any economic recovery in the North of England.
Court rules that unincorporated associations - Including neighbourhood forums - Have capacity to bring statutory challenges | Lexology
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January 28 2020 Overview In Aireborough Neighbourhood Development Forum v Leeds City Council, it was found that an unincorporated association, in this case a neighbourhood forum, has capacity to bring both a judicial review and a statutory challenge against the decision of a public authority. The case confirmed that legal capacity to sue is not a critical requirement in determining a claimant’s capacity to bring a statutory challenge.
‘Florence Foster Jenkins’ review by Christopher Bowes • Letterboxd
Meryl Streep IS in this, I guess, so feel free to throw any awards you want its way. It would be impossible for Stephen Frears, Streep, and Grant to turn in something less than competent, but, other than normalizing adultery, I don't know what Florence Foster Jenkins is doing that is novel or unsafe. Here's something: Has any review mentioned that at least fifteen minutes of running time is made up of someone singing poorly? Not a starting-to-sing and we cut away after a few reaction shots.
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