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Planning Law (With Chickens): Case Law Brief: Charlie Banner KC on Hillside Parks
This is the first of many bitesize "Case Law Brief" episodes in which we sit down with leading barristers working on the latest planning law cases of interest. In this episode we hear from Charlie Banner KC, of Keating Chambers, on the Supreme Court’s recent Hillside Parks decision.
Featuring
Charlie Banner
What Do We See From Hillside?
The Hillside case concerns the relationship between successive grants of planning permission for development on the...
Written by
Simon Ricketts
Compulsory Reading: Vicarage Field CPO – stakeholder engagement
In part 1 of this series of posts on the decision by an inspector not to confirm Barking and Dagenham’s Vicarage Field CPO, we looked at the primary reason for refusal – that the Inspector could not be satisfied that the scheme was viable and therefore would be delivered.
Written by
Raj Gupta
Planning Law (With Chickens): Quarterly: Grow, Grow, Groan
In our second quarterly episode, Victoria McKeegan and Nikita Sellers catch up on the chickens and planning news, consider whether everything we said in our last episode is totally redundant, take a look at the Growth Plan and a recent case on extensions, and chat to the CEO/co-founder of Cratus communications Nick Kilby.
Featuring
Victoria McKeegan and Nikita Sellers
Compulsory Reading: The Vicarage Field CPO
On 4 Oct, planning Inspector Katie McDonald issued her delegated decision not to confirm the London Borough of Barking CPO.
Written by
Raj Gupta
Appropriation of rights and compulsory purchase
Question: What do Chelsea FC & the High Court’s decision in Rainbird have in common & what is the link with CPOs?
Written by
Mary Cook
Is It Safe To Grant Planning Permission?
To what extent is human safety, and the safe construction of buildings, a matter for the town and country planning system?
Written by
Simon Ricketts
Compulsory Reading: Vicarage Field CPO – Part 3
In this final post on an Inspector’s decision not to confirm Barking and Dagenham’s Vicarage Field CPO, I look at how the Inspector treated alternative proposals for redevelopment made by two of the objectors.
Written by
Raj Gupta
Compulsory Reading: The peaks and pitfalls of promoting a CPO
While we wait for the Commons Select Committee to consider the CPO aspects of the LURB and for DLUHC’s assessment of the response to the consultation on land value capture, we thought we would fill the gap with a back-to-basics entry on CPO promotion.
Written by
Emma McDonald & Paul Arnett