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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
Euston we have a problem
Commuting into Euston for over twenty years, experiencing increasing frustration: at the past we have lost; the future that we are losing, and at the tatty and graceless perma-temp arrangement we have today.
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Simon Ricketts on Simonicity blog
CG Fry: AA Post PP
CG Fry v Secretary of State (Sir Ross Cranston, 30 June 2023) is a difficult case with a perhaps unsurprising answer, although one that is disappointing to many.
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Simon Ricketts on Simonicity blog
What should we call the planning version of Trussenomics?
And A Pox On The PEx PAX.
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Simon Ricketts on Simonicity blog
The use of hotels as accommodation for asylum seekers
As a result of the large number of channel crossings made by asylum seekers...
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Emma McDonald
What does a planning lawyer do?
Fair question. Particularly at this festive time of year for planning lawyers given the annual publication yesterday.
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Simon Ricketts on Simonicity blog
Planning Law (With Chickens): Quarterly: Cranbrook Call-in and Copious Consultations
We cover recent Secretary of State decisions, consultations, a new Use Class/PD rights and the Infrastructure Levy.
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Nikita and Victoria, with Sasha Gordon
Planning Law (With Chickens): Case Law Brief: Leon Glenister
Landmark Chambers barrister, Leon Glenister, is our guest today to speak about the "bridge to nowhere" case.
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Leon Glenister, Landmark Chambers
Levy-headed, heavy-headed
I’ve got an interesting week coming up, with a bunch of round tables and meetings about the Government’s technical consultation on the new infrastructure levy...
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Clare Fielding