Table of contents
- Judicial review of planning decisions
- Court refuses to quash planning permission overtaken by subsequent events
- Court dismisses ‘excessively legalistic’ challenges to planning permissions
- National and local planning policy
- DLUHC publishes response to levelling up report on devolution in England
- RICS considers benefits of 15-minute city concept
- Biodiversity
- Local Authority Treescapes Fund and Urban Tree Challenge Fund reopen
- Energy efficiency and buildings
- Friends of the Earth granted permission to challenge NZS and HBS in High Court
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Article summary
This week's edition of Planning weekly highlights includes the analysis of a decision not to quash unlawful permission superseded by a second permission, the DLUHC’s response to report on levelling up devolution agenda, the RICS considering the 15-minute city concept, tree-planting funds reopenning, Friends of the Earth granting permission to challenge government climate change mitigation strategies, a report finding infrastructure investment is key to regional growth, the Longfield Solar Farm planning application as well as the MoJ’s response to consultation on costs in CAAD appeals.
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