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Key recent planning news, and why it’s important, brought to you by the team behind Planning magazine, the leading source of independent intelligence for planning professionals for nearly 50 years. planningresource.co.uk @planningMag

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238 episodes

  1. Ep233: The six key lessons from how planning inspectors are interpreting the new NPPF in appeal decisions 34:00
  2. Ep232: The implications of another council refusing to delegate more decisions to officers, plus other key talking points 20:08
  3. Ep231: Your 25-minute guide to the biggest impending planning policy and legal changes, plus major news in the consultancy sector 33:42
  4. Ep230: Casebook Extra – the month’s key ministerial, inspectors’ and court decisions summarised 23:26
  5. Ep229: All the planning news from the Tory conference plus Pennycook highlights ‘universal tilt’ in new NPPF 36:37
  6. Ep228: All the planning news from the Labour Party conference 20:25
  7. Ep227: How the planning minister is stepping up the pressure on councils seeking to slow down local plan work 29:20
  8. Ep226: Casebook Extra – the month’s key ministerial, inspectors’ and court decisions summarised 25:15
  9. Ep225: What the new heritage impact test in national policy means for planners and developers 19:27
  10. Ep224: What the pausing of the local government reorganisation programme means for planners 18:44
  11. Ep223: All the planning news from the Reform UK party conference, plus a first-take on the government’s council reorganisation review 23:39
  12. Ep222: Why appeal-ready planning applications are on the rise and what it means for applicants and authorities 26:52
  13. Ep221: Your 40-minute guide to the rewritten National Planning Policy Framework 39:20
  14. Ep220: Casebook Extra – the month’s key ministerial, inspectors’ and court decisions summarised 26:21
  15. Ep219: A 15-minute first-take briefing on the key changes in the newly updated NPPF 26:01
  16. Ep218: Why a judge criticised planning officers when quashing consent for Tottenham Hotspur green belt training ground 23:07
  17. Ep217: Why the government is telling inspectors to relax their viability assessment of local plans, plus other key news from last week 20:16
  18. Ep216: Andy Burnham’s new-look housing ministry, plus the key policies in the new draft London Plan 25:04
  19. Ep215: Casebook Extra – the month’s key ministerial, inspectors’ and court decisions summarised 24:28
  20. Ep214: The key planning tasks facing the new Prime Minister, plus the latest on the new NPPF and application fees 30:51
  21. Ep213: Why the new 250-word limit for written appeal forms has sparked consternation 18:23
  22. Ep212: The key takeaways for planners from Burnham's first big speech as a potential Prime Minister 20:39
  23. Ep211: What the relentless rise of councils under no overall control means for planners 23:36
  24. Ep210: Casebook Extra – the month’s key ministerial, inspectors’ and court decisions summarised 19:54
  25. Ep209: Starmer resigns with Burnham poised to replace him; plus nine councils placed in planning ‘special measures’ 21:11
  26. Ep208: The implications of the scaling back of planning committee decision-making 24:22
  27. Lord Heseltine: "You’re just playing in toy town” 15:15
  28. Ep207: Why a council wants to withdraw from the new towns programme and how the PM has pushed back against it 22:25
  29. Ep206: Casebook Extra – the month’s key ministerial, inspectors’ and court decisions summarised 25:48
  30. Ep205: How Andy Burnham becoming Prime Minister would impact planning 17:34
  31. Ep204: The planning highlights from the UKREiiF property conference 25:21
  32. Ep203: How far the government has got in recruiting its 1,400 promised new planners 27:39
  33. Ep202: What the local election results mean for planning and development 20:00
  34. Ep201: The profits, turnover and margins of the UK's biggest planning consultancies 18:08
  35. Ep200: The types of development that will and won't be exempt from biodiversity net gain requirements 22:17
  36. Ep199: Casebook Extra – the month’s key ministerial, inspectors’ and court decisions summarised 20:08
  37. Ep198: Why councillor criticism of planning officers in committee meetings appears to be on the rise 21:51
  38. Ep197: Inspector tells developer to pay council’s costs for pulling out of green belt housing appeal at ‘extremely late stage’ 22:36
  39. Ep196: The great CIL repayment - how much could be refunded to developers? 22:09
  40. Ep195: Member slams planning officers over grey belt recommendations, a ministerial local plan intervention and final new towns shortlist revealed 28:05
  41. Will Whitehorn: “We have to industrialise in space. It is an imperative” 26:36
  42. Space-Comm Expo: Jamming, spoofing, FOMO and farming 20:36
  43. Ep194: The biggest employers of female planners and why there is pressure for the new NPPF to address women’s safety 23:10
  44. Ep193: Casebook Extra – the month’s key ministerial, inspectors’ and court decisions summarised 25:06
  45. Ep192: What the government has revealed about how the new local plan system will work 27:58
  46. Ep191: How the growth in AI objection letters is impacting planners 27:02
  47. Ep190: Why a council is set to charge for invalid planning applications plus PINS issues updated AI guidance 20:49
  48. Why the business of space is everyone’s business 43:05
  49. Ep189: How a court ruling impacts national grey belt rules, plus the lowdown on the government's new pollution mitigation scheme 22:48
  50. Ep188: Government reveals proposed geography of new strategic planning system and makes two local plan interventions 25:18