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We publish occasional articles on significant planning, development and heritage issues.
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Paul Butler reviews the Government’s new Draft National Planning Policy Framework (NPPF) and sees major changes on the horizon for developers, businesses and planning decision-makers. Click here to download a PDF version of the article [file size: 60.0kb.
Paul looks at chapters 5, 6 and 7 in his fifth and final Localism Bill commentary. Click here to download a PDF version of his thoughts [file size: 41.3kb].
Paul looks at Chapter 4: Consultation in his latest Localism Bill commentary. Click here to download a PDF version of his musings [file size: 38.6kb].
In the third of his new Localism Bill series, Paul Butler looks at Chapter 3: Neighbourhood Planning. Click here to download a PDF version of his thoughts [file size: 57.0kb].
In the second part of his new series, Paul Butler looks at Chapter 2: The Community Infrastructure. Click here to download a PDF version of his thoughts [file size: 40.1kb].
In Part 1 of a new series, Paul Butler takes an irreverent look at the newly published Localism Bill. Click here to download a PDF version of his musings [file size: 40.6kb].
Paul Butler celebrates the centenary of Daniel H. Burnham’s iconic Chicago Plan and, drawing on the practice’s recent preparation of a series of heritage and design documents for Blackburn’s town centre, explores the lessons contemporary planning can learn from it. Click here to download a PDF version of the article [file size: 161kb].
Paul Butler reviews the proposed Community Infrastructure Levy (CIL) and considers its implications for major developers and house builders. Click here to download a PDF version of the article [file size: 46.3kb].
This article was first published as ‘Planning bill could trigger bidding wars’ in Crain’s Manchester Business, Issue 32, August 18 – 22 2008.