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Compulsory Reading: The SoS for Transport v Curzon Park Ltd
Remember Jan 2020, when Covid hadn’t yet left China, we were still going to the office 5 days a week and Zoom was a retro ice lolly?
Written by
Raj Gupta
Second staircases
Just one specific example of how DLUHC’s announcements could be improved...
Written by
Simon Ricketts on Simonicity blog
Does the Government have an environmental strategy or is it more of a tactic?
The extent of the climate crisis is becoming plainer by the month.
Written by
Simon Ricketts on Simonicity blog
A long-term plan for housing + consultations galore = a jam-packed update
It has been busy in the planning world...
Written by
Victoria McKeegan, Susannah Herbert & Chris Todman
The message
Double-digit inflation. Can’t take the train to the job, there’s a strike at the station.
Written by
Simon Ricketts on Simonicity blog
Compulsory Reading: Separated by a common language
Eminent Domain and Compulsory Purchase – law and practice
Written by
Raj Gupta
M&S mess
I never thought I would live to see a chief executive of Marks and Spencer plc (Marks and Spencer plc!) issue a statement such as this...
Written by
Simon Ricketts on Simonicity blog
Get with the project
The question as to “what is the project?” for the purposes of environmental impact assessment has been arising a lot since R (Ashchurch Rural Parish Council) v Tewkesbury Borough Council...
Written by
Simon Ricketts on Simonicity blog
Planning Law (With Chickens): Case Law Brief: Anjoli Foster on East Quayside v Newcastle City Council
The Court of Appeal has upheld Holgate J’s decision to quash an Inspector’s grant of...
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Anjoli Foster, Landmark Chambers