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Budget hints at change

30 March 2007

The budget statement has clarified how local authorities can deliver infrastructure but the exact nature of the planning gain supplement still remains unclear, reports Vivien Wilson.

Planning gain proposals are sure way to discourage development

30 March 2007

The economist John Maynard Keynes thought that the avoidance of taxes was the only intellectual pursuit to carry any reward. Yet there are many more factors behind the cynicism that surrounds the proposed planning gain supplement (PGS).

Bidwells' northern base goes it alone

30 March 2007

Bidwells' Manchester base has become a new planning consultancy under the same director, it has emerged.

The Things I Know - Mike Holmes

30 March 2007

Bournemouth Council head of planning and transport and Planning Summer School president.

Legal Report - Money talks louder than policy on carbon trading

30 March 2007

To quote Al Gore in his award-winning documentary on global warming An Inconvenient Truth: "You cannot make somebody understand something if their salary depends on them not understanding it."

Planning Law Authority

30 March 2007

Martin Kingston QC remains confident that barristers can continue to play a major role in the reformed planning system as long as they adapt to changing demands, says Bryan Johnston.