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Built For Her Game Podcast: Future Facilities for Women’s Football
Hosted by Sarah Rock (Boodle Hatfield), Victoria McKeegan (Town Legal) and Rebecca Burnhams (Quod), Built For Her Game is a podcast exploring the future of facilities for women's football.
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Planning Law (with Chickens) Podcast: Quarterly: UKREiiF reflections
Victoria and Nikita are back with an podcast update on planning news stories, an overview of the Wildfish case and reflections from the Town team on the recent UKREiiF conference in Leeds.
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Nikita Sellers and Victoria McKeegan
Planning Law (with Chickens) Podcast: Northerly: Introducing Town’s new Manchester partners
In this first podcast episode of 2026, we have Town Legal’s new Manchester partners on the pod. Get to know Lisa Tye, Kathryn Jump and David Mathias in this special episode; their career highlights, their favourite planning cases and, of course, whether they support City or United.
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Lisa Tye, Kathryn Jump and David Mathias
Planning Law (with Chickens) Podcast: 2025 Christmas Special: Another 12 months of planning
Victoria and Nikita run through their planning podcast themed “12 Days of Christmas” for 2025 with some key highlights from the year – plenty of cases, lots of consultations and, of course, the recently published draft NPPF.
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Nikita Sellers and Victoria McKeegan
Planning Law (with Chickens) Podcast: Quarterly: CG Fry, New Towns and more!
In this podcast episode, Victoria and Nikita are back with more planning news stories, including the Supreme Court’s very recent decision in the CG Fry case, the Revised Flood Risk PPG, the latest on the Planning and Infrastructure Bill’s progress through Parliament, and decisions on a couple of recovered planning appeals.
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Nikita Sellers, Victoria McKeegan and Virginia Blackman
Planning Law (with Chickens) Podcast: Quarterly: Considerable Cases
Victoria and Nikita bring you a podcast overview of a number of key updates from the last quarter, including various new proposed reforms and consultations. In a case law heavy episode, we also cover cases on the “no substantial difference” test, the Supreme Court’s decision in the Spitalfields case and cases on duties of relevant authorities relating to National Parks and National Landscapes.
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Nikita Sellers and Victoria McKeegan