Matt Henderson

Barrister @Landmark_lc

[Sascha O'Sullivan @saschaosullivan]

London may have green spaces aplenty, but our public squares are largely privately owned and drab rivals to our European cousins, which are littered with non-branded chairs and benches to encourage socialising

An excellent piece by ⁦@lucykenningham⁩ https://t.co/eDTC3qMgEb

[Abundant Housing London @AbundantHomeLDN]

Why ‘luxury flats’ do not ‘push out’ London’s poor (and why we still need to build for low-cost rent)

Recent studies of the effects of new market housing in urban localities suggest its impacts are not as some believe https://t.co/hvxegVJmQQ

[Bloomberg CityLab @CityLab]

The secret to Tokyo's urban planning https://t.co/WuGtcmpaGi

[The Telegraph @Telegraph]

Controversial plans for a 1000ft viewing tower in the City backed by a billionaire Brazilian banking dynasty are expected to get the go-ahead when the new Housing Secretary overrules the Mayor of London.

https://t.co/rV76Xt43O1

[Matt Henderson @_M_Henderson]

The Wodge: can London's tallest new skyscraper survive the Covid era? https://t.co/3focDcga5U

[Matt Henderson @_M_Henderson]

A timely and interesting overview of tall buildings in London given the ongoing Tulip public inquiry.
https://t.co/fRMM8LQj5t

[Matt Henderson @_M_Henderson]

Really interesting graphic. Likely to continue with the amount of ongoing development in MK.

[Commons Library @commonslibrary]

The 'Planning for the Future' white paper (published this month), sets out the Government's proposals for a "once in a generation" reform of England's planning system.

It has proved controversial - what are the key points of view? Our briefing explains https://t.co/SlNGCTZLuc

[Matt Henderson @_M_Henderson]

All change under the “new” SM.

[Harry Bennett @HarryJBennett]

The new Standard Method is out and the number have been crunched.

The upshot - you wouldn't want to be Westminster (largest increase of 4,254 dpa compared to current SM). But you might want to be Gravesham (38% decrease).

https://t.co/7DiV0EpxSE

[Matt Henderson @_M_Henderson]

A slow start to increasing digitisation...

[Duncan Field @FieldDuncan]

Fellow #planning night owls 🦉 - your time has come. Consultation on #planningreform out now.

https://t.co/B8dUge9nLX

[Inside Housing @insidehousing]

Councils call for suspension of housebuilding targets https://t.co/xr6s5AzaKc #ukhousing

[Built Environment Networking @BENetworking]

.@East_Riding has announced plans to create a regeneration masterplan to bring fresh investment and develop to Goole. Read: https://t.co/vxVIGeyXPV

[GPSector @garysector]

Whatever the impact of the Jenrick Papers, a fascinating insight this evening into to the workings of the Secretary of State’s office, and the final finessing of a Decision Letter: https://t.co/k65fWYNExB #Westferry #Jenrick

[Matt Henderson @_M_Henderson]

I'll be speaking on the topic of air quality.

[Landmark Chambers @Landmark_LC]

Webinar - Current Issues in Environmental Law Part 3

Landmark Chambers will be hosting a webinar on Monday 18th May, 2020 at 11am – 12.15pm.

If you would like to attend this event, please register via the link below.
https://t.co/P2700PbbqG

[Graeme Peacock @GraemePeacock1]

Some places need very little by way of explanation....:) @StormHour @LEEFilters @visitneengland @VisitEnglandBiz @VisitBritainBiz @NTlindisfarne @nationaltrust @NTNorthd_Coast @T_Edginton

[Landmark Chambers @Landmark_LC]

Judicial review of major AONB development consent dismissed https://t.co/ByZJa9NDq7

[Matt Henderson @_M_Henderson]

My thoughts on Sawkill v Highways England [2020] EWHC 801 (Admin). A significant judgment handed down on Friday last week which resolves the uncertainty as to whether access to land is possible for DCO applicants pursuant to s. 172 HPA 2016: https://t.co/7JxyirIyQt