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Compulsory Reading: Peripheral Vision
Sometimes there are cases in the Upper Tribunal (Lands Chamber) (“the Tribunal”) that do not directly concern claims for compensation for compulsory purchase but do consider principles that are directly relevant to our practice.
Written by
Nikita Sellers / Sophie Bell
Compulsory Reading: Law Commission Review
This article is based in part on a presentation given by Raj at the Compulsory Purchase Association’s Annual Conference 2024.
Written by
Aline Hyde and Raj Gupta
Painting Town Planning Red
What should we be looking out for in the next few months?
Written by
Duncan Field
Planning Law (With Chickens): Election Special
With the general election just days away, we bring you commentary on the planning, housing, energy and environment policies in the parties’ manifestos. Still undecided or interested to know what to expect from the newly elected government? This episode is for you!
Featuring
Nikita Sellers, Meeta Kaur, Duncan Field and Steve Quartermain
LURA 2024 update
With LURA coming into force and the General Election now 1 week away, our team takes a stock check on where we are with the Act before a new Government is elected.
Written by
Michael Gallimore and Dougal Ainsley
Manifesto Review 2024
What are the political parties promising for planning?
Written by
Duncan Field, Juliet Munn, Aline Hyde and Victoria Porter
Planning Law (With Chickens): 46 years in the law
Join us as we look back at Patrick Robinson’s long and successful career ahead of his retirement.
Featuring
Patrick Robinson
Compulsory Reading: London Borough of Haringey CPO
What does the recent London Borough of Haringey CPO tell us...
Written by
Mary Cook
Town Legal plans for the future with partner promotion alongside industry expert retirement
Paul Arnett joins the partnership of 12 at a time when the firm is saying goodbye to founding partner, Patrick Robinson.
Written by
Clare Fielding