Rory Alexander @MortonFraserLLP asks if the public sector can meet the demands of Scotland’s sustainable transportation strategy, and he looks at what the rest of the UK can learn.
➡️https://t.co/A7B3n3gPAx
#localgov
A licence to short-term let: @rdalexander_mf of @MortonFraserLLP explores how short term let control areas and Scottish Government plans for a Licensing Order may work in tandem to manage the ongoing dilemma surrounding the accommodation in Scotland: https://t.co/4VugJ5CBo5
Town centres: balancing flexibility with long-term and meaningful change.
The impact of the Scottish Govt’s 2nd review of the Permitted Development Order introduces significant flexibility, but is not risk free, says Rory Alexander @MortonFraserLLP. 👇
https://t.co/Zf2YjVg5O7
With a draft of the latest, environmentally focused Scottish National Planning Framework set for publication later this year, how might this change councils’ approach to applications, asks @rdalexander_mf @MortonFraserLLP.
https://t.co/af9dkTS4wX
This week Lorna Baxter of @OxfordshireCC takes a timely look at the state of local government audits and @rdalexander_mf predicts what Scotland’s national planning framework might have in store
https://t.co/ja8PHBeXGC
In the second episode of a three-part Law & Borders series focusing on Scottish real estate, Rory Alexander and Jonathan Seddon from @MortonFraserLLP discuss the #planning system north of the border. #Scotland
https://t.co/vPf5Smcmw4
Interesting findings from the Scottish Government consultation - reform more likely now for the short-term accommodation sector. Ministers will set out plans later this year. https://t.co/pztgVXKwZL
Insightful article from my colleague Elspeth Carson - will be interesting to see if planning policy can help shape the future of business parks https://t.co/SQYqbU8E0C
Rory Alexander writes for Government Business about the recent #Borderlands Growth Deal and the impact the investments will have on the Borders and the local authorities in southern #Scotland@rdalexander_mf - https://t.co/puDp5Apwxn
This week, The Times Scotland have found that one in ten central homes in Edinburgh are currently listed on AirBnB. Listings have doubled since 2016, with 12,000 central Edinburgh properties available. As property listings increa…https://t.co/keZ15JDSbW https://t.co/sWWLec4IoI