Chancellor Rachel Reeves will promise to make kickstarting economic growth a "national mission", in her first speech as chancellor.
Darren Jones, the new Chief Secretary to the Treasury, told #BBCBreakfast reform to the planning system and building on the 'greybelt' will be key
https://t.co/kChYo4Ju04
The new 10 year period for all enforcement breaches set out in the Levelling Up & Regeneration Act - replacing old 4 year rule - is coming into force. It will apply where alleged development was substantially completed on or after 25 April 2024
Planning #enforcement action can be used to remedy breaches of control, but also to tidy up sites, as this messy case involving a former #pub shows https://t.co/u7Ft1MCUp9
Government directs the Mayor of #London , Sadiq Khan, to review the London Plan, highlighting areas of the city where he wants to see more development https://t.co/s9jInrh6i4
New controls proposed on airbnb type short term lets - though only for those renting out for 90+ days a year, and not for existing lets (but presumably only if proven lawful)
https://t.co/vOeZ0Dms3A
Permitted development consultation for commercial.... more focused on changes to existing PD legislation allowing upward extensions and rebuilding, with aim to increase flexibility to use those PD rights. Also changes to EV chargers and heat pumps https://t.co/W5kfW0oePs
Consultation on new permitted development rights. For dwellings includes... increasing depth and height of rear extensions, removing limit on roof extensions, removing 50% limit for extns/outbuildings, and allowing small outbuildings in front of houses https://t.co/CQiN1UtNpi
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It's #WorldTownPlanningDay today - recognising the role that planning plays in shaping communities and the environment. The answer in how this should be achieved and what development should happen is a balance - we'll all have different opinions - and this is a reminder of that.
The national statutory requirement for #biodiversity net gain on development sites has been put back to January 2024. However, some Council #planning departements are already requiring 10% BNG gain https://t.co/K3Vrv4ergI
Many grants of #planning permission lead to a payment of money through CIL or s106 as contributions to fund local infrastructure. Research suggests that much of this is not yet spent https://t.co/cPULvTiv0l