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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...
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Simon Ricketts on Simonicity blog
Planning Law (with Chickens) Podcast: Case Law Brief: Nick Grant on CG Fry & Son Ltd v Secretary of State for LUHC
Nick Grant, barrister at Landmark Chambers, features in our next Case Law Brief episode on the podcast.
Featuring
Nikita Sellers, Victoria McKeegan and Nick Grant
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...
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Simon Ricketts on Simonicity blog
Planning Law (With Chickens) Podcast: Case Law Brief: Anjoli Foster on East Quayside v Newcastle City Council
The Court of Appeal (Lindblom LJ, Lewis LJ and Laing LJ) has upheld Holgate J’s decision to quash an Inspector’s grant of permission for 289 apartments on the Newcastle Quayside. Anjoli dives into the details for us in this latest podcast edition.
Featuring
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