ARE PLANNING CHANGES MATERIAL TO BUSINESS RATES?
Recently-announced Changes to the Planning Use Classes Order (UCO) that come into play on 1st September could affect the assessment...
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QUICK FIXES AND FUTURE PROOFING: HOW TOWN CENTRES CAN USE THE NEW PLANNING CHANGES TO REBUILD
Pre-Covid, town centres were undergoing huge change. Bricks and mortar retail, food and leisure have all been impacted by growing...
THE NEW USE CLASS ORDER: IMMEDIATE OPPORTUNITIES AND AREAS TO WATCH
The most fundamental change to the use classes system for more than 30 years was quietly introduced by the government last week.
Planning...
THE ABOLITION OF 'TRANSITION' IS KEY TO A PHASED RETAIL RECOVERY
The retail market has been irreparably damaged by COVID and the call for Government assistance is critical to the survival of the high...
USING IR4 TO MAKE THE PLANNING PROCESS MORE EFFICIENT
In the fifth in our series of articles about the 4th Industrial Revolution and its potential impact on the planning and development...
HAVE WE ALL CHANGED FOREVER? IF SO WHAT SHOULD OUR STRATEGY BE FOR TOWN CENTRES?
There is a lot of debate about the immediate impact of COVID-19, but I am intrigued by the longer term implications. Will our behaviours...
Next Government revaluation postponed in light of COVID-19
Next Government revaluation postponed in light of COVID-19
The English Government has unexpectedly decided to postpone the next...
IS LESS MORE? AFFORDABLE HOMES BOOST LONDON LAND
The impact affordable housing has on the structure of land deals seems to be changing as the value attributed to affordable housing is...
HERE'S AN OPPORTUNITY FOR LONDON'S TOWN CENTRES
Change is in London’s DNA. The city evolves on an almost daily basis. But just like the Thames, the constituent parts ebb and flow at...
MAKING THE MOST OF THE LONG TERM RECOVERY
I had the pleasure of joining three excellent speakers this Thursday, Laura Citron from London & Partners, Jonathan Martin from LB...
NOW IS THE TIME TO GRASP THE NETTLE
It seems like quite a long time since I last wrote one of these posts. And if I'm honest, there's been little in the way of a decent...
HERITAGE & VIABILITY - A HOLISTIC VIEW ON ENABLING DEVELOPMENT
Last week Historic England adopted their new ‘Enabling Development Good Practice Advice Note 4’ – an update on the 2008 publication. Our...
IS FREEING UP OVER-65s HOUSING PART OF THE SOLUTION TO THE HOUSING CRISIS?
I agree with the conclusions of this research that freeing up housing currently occupied by the over 65s could relieve pressure on the...
BUILD, BUILD, BUILD - BUT FIRST IMPROVE THE PLANNING SYSTEM
The headlines are powerful and the language was stirring, if simplistic. The Prime Minister’s speech yesterday promising a shake-up of...
TOWN CENTRES - WHY THE NEXT ROUND OF PLANNING CHANGES SHOULD THINK BIGGER
It’s not controversial to say that the planning process should be better and faster. It’s at the heart of our economic recovery and a...
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