So, by now, unless you're enjoying a silent retreat or on a full digital detox, you've probably heard about the National Planning Policy Framework (NPPF). But are you struggling to make sense of it? You're not alone. But don't worry Zack Simons from Landmark Chambers has just penned an insightful blog that cuts through the noise. In his article, Zack brilliantly explains the recent changes to the NPPF in practical terms. Whether you're a seasoned planner or just trying to keep up with the latest developments, this blog is a must-read. https://lnkd.in/eBf5GaKd #PlanningReform #NPPF #LandmarkChambers #UrbanPlanning #Development
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Socius Managing Director, Barry Jessup, has joined other leading industry figures in giving a positive, yet cautious response to the government’s proposed changes to the National Planning Policy Framework (NPPF) to increase housing delivery in the UK which was outlined earlier this week by Angela Rayner in the House of Commons. “Labour is right to put planning reform at the heart of its plan for growth but changes to the NPPF should not focus on housebuilding alone." Read his full response here: https://lnkd.in/ef3QTy6d #NPPF #housebuilding #targets #building #planning #development #localinfrastructure #communityamenities #sustainability #living #government #policy
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The updated National Planning Policy Framework landed last Thursday. It perhaps feels like old news given how busy the government has been over the past couple of days (‘devolution revolution’ yesterday, planning reform working paper on enviro obligations and nature recovery on Sunday(!)). But, in case you’ve been asleep all this time, or have signed off for Christmas already, and you want to read a snappy summary of the NPPF updates prepared by our national planning team, click on the link below. Andrew Batterton John Webster Catherine Knight (Greaves) Ciar Donnelly Isaac Nicholson DWF DWF (Legal Operations) DWF (UK and Ireland) #planning #nppf #dwf #housebuilding #regeneration #planningreform
NEW NPPF POST - hot on the heels of the governments ‘plan for change’ and its ‘measurable milestone’ to deliver 1.5 million homes during this parliamentary term, an amended National Planning Policy Framework has now been published. Read our national planning teams’ insights in the link below: Andrew Batterton Catherine Knight (Greaves) Alistair Paul Isaac Nicholson Ciar Donnelly Julie Simms Lee Pickett Colin Murray James Froud Damian Fleming Melanie Williams Naveen Gupta Charlotte Ward Neal Bhattacharyya Carla Revelo Rupert Dowdell Alexander Rose #NPPF #planning #DWF #regeneration #housebuilding https://lnkd.in/ejuTQSjb
New National Planning Policy Framework
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Useful update on NPPF changes, effective immediately. Some useful progress in here for low carbon and renewables projects, but a slight watering down from the expectation set in the consultation drafts.
NEW NPPF POST - hot on the heels of the governments ‘plan for change’ and its ‘measurable milestone’ to deliver 1.5 million homes during this parliamentary term, an amended National Planning Policy Framework has now been published. Read our national planning teams’ insights in the link below: Andrew Batterton Catherine Knight (Greaves) Alistair Paul Isaac Nicholson Ciar Donnelly Julie Simms Lee Pickett Colin Murray James Froud Damian Fleming Melanie Williams Naveen Gupta Charlotte Ward Neal Bhattacharyya Carla Revelo Rupert Dowdell Alexander Rose #NPPF #planning #DWF #regeneration #housebuilding https://lnkd.in/ejuTQSjb
New National Planning Policy Framework
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Following the publication of the revised National Planning Policy Framework earlier today, Boyer directors Lawrence Turner and Michelle Quan share their insights on key issues impacting the planning landscape: 🔑 The 1.5 million new home dilemma 🌳 Green Belt considerations 🏙️ Modernising planning committees 🏛️ The need for government intervention 🏘️ Neighbourhood planning As the Government sets its sights on building 1.5 million homes over the next five years, the question remains: Can the right policies and collaboration make this target achievable? 👉 Read the full comment here: https://lnkd.in/e_u4eGe5 #NPPF #Planning #Policy #PlanningPolicy #NationalPlanningPolicyFramework #PlanningProfessionals #LocalAuthorities #PlanningUpdates
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At DARA Planning, we understand the importance of staying ahead in the ever-evolving planning landscape. The latest letter to Chief Planning Officers, issued by the UK Government, highlights critical updates for local authorities, including: ✅ Section 190 of the Levelling Up and Regeneration Act 2023 – Now in full effect. ✅ Financial support for neighbourhood plans – Enabling local communities in shaping their areas. ✅ Insights into planning applications linked to the Defra Laying Hen Housing Grant. ✅ Interim guidance on considering Environment Act 2021 targets for fine particulate matter in decisions. ✅ Spotlight on PropTech innovation and High Street Rental Auction events. ✅ OECD call for urban growth examples – A chance to showcase local successes! These updates influence how we approach projects and work collaboratively with local authorities. #planning #localauthorities #DARAPlanning #ChiefPlanningOfficers #UKGovernment #planning #masterplanning UK government Dean Jordan MRTPI Mike Worthington
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Clare Danks and Ed Leeson had an insightful and thought-provoking day at the Land, Planning and Development Federation Conference on Tuesday, delving into the key trends shaping housing and infrastructure policy. Discussions included the need to empower younger generations in decision-making, throughout the planning process and the challenges faced by the affordable housing sector in balancing funding and rising costs, despite the urgent need to increase housing delivery to meet the proposed housing targets. Catriona Riddell, a strategic planner, gave a thorough talk on discussions for reshaping high level planning policies to enable 20 year strategic plans - seeking better coordination of strategic matters beyond LPA boundaries, including housing and infrastructure delivery to inform long-term investment plans. On the environmental front, Natural England is advocating for strategic tariffs to support nature recovery, proposing that investments are targeted in suitable locations to create a joined-up strategy for ecological mitigation and compensation arising from development. The planning strategies are evolving, and we found the joined-up discussions a thoughtful consideration on lasting, impactful change in housing, infrastructure, and environmental policy. #Housing #AffordableHousing #PlanningPolicy #Infrastructure #NatureRecovery #ClimateAction #StrategicPlanning #Growth
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Following the publication of the draft National Planning Policy Framework earlier this week, this post provides some important insight into the implications of the document, particularly in respect of the Green Belt in the Gloucestershire area. https://lnkd.in/ecNt9Tp7 #nationalplanningpolicyframework #nppf
Planning draft reforms aim to deliver 1.5million new homes each year
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Essential reading for those involved in housing and development of land! #DevelopmentOfLand #PlanningLaw #HousingTargets #NationalPlanningPolicyFramework #NPPF
The return of enhanced mandatory housing targets and allowing development on the ‘grey belt’ are among the key features of the government’s planning overhaul as they set out their plans for building 1.5million new homes. Thrings Partner Fred Quartermain looks at the changes to the National Planning Policy Framework (NPPF) unveiled today as the government looks to address local councils’ poor housing delivery and speed up the creation of up-to-date local plans. Read more: https://hubs.li/Q02_pK0n0
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🚨 NW Local Plan Update - CHESHIRE EAST 🚨 Cheshire East Council has published an updated Local Development Scheme (LDS) ahead of the Environment and Communities Committee meeting next Thursday. Key points: - The timetable in the LDS should be “treated with caution” due to uncertainties around the government’s continued roll-out of planning reform and in advance of full guidance and legislation on new-style local plans (expected in summer 2025). - CEC would have preferred not to have published an LDS until later in the year once there is more certainty on the above, but an LDS has been published now to meet the government’s deadline of 6 March 2025. A further updated LDS is likely to follow later in 2025. - A further call for sites exercise and the publication of spatial options that could meet the Council’s development requirements will be required, and are expected to take place toward the end of 2025 or early 2026. - The timeline for the new Local Plan indicates Publication in Q1 2027, Submission in Q3 2027 and and adoption in Q3 2028. In the meantime, CEC accept that they can no longer demonstrate a 5YHLS on the basis of the revised local housing need figure. Get in touch if helpful to discuss... #planning #localplans #cheshireeast
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The most significant planning change in a decade. 📢 The revised National Planning Policy Framework (NPPF) represents the most substantial change in the industry in a decade, driving sustainable growth, smarter design, and a brighter future for communities. Our team has prepared a summary of the key takeaways that housing developers and land promoters need to consider moving forward. Now is the time to revisit your planning strategies. Get in touch with a member of our team today to discover how we can assist you. Brian Mullin MRTPI Andrew Gore Gary Stephens David Pendle Simon Macklen Tom Macklen Luke Hillson Adam Partington #NPPF #Planning #PlanningReform #GetBritainBuilding
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