New NPPF published
The government has published a fully restructured framework with clearer national policies intended to support housing delivery and economic growth.
Read the update (opens in a new tab)News & perspectives
Planning & policy
A closer look at the planning and environmental issues shaping England’s landscapes, from national policy and plan-making to biodiversity net gain and nature recovery.
The government has published a fully restructured framework with clearer national policies intended to support housing delivery and economic growth.
Read the update (opens in a new tab)The government is analysing feedback on a possible BNG exemption for some residential developments on brownfield land.
Read the update (opens in a new tab)New regulations came into force on 25 March, starting a dual-running period for England's old and new local plan systems.
Read the update (opens in a new tab)The first Nature Restoration Fund plan would pair new housing in Norfolk with large-scale improvements to rivers and wetlands.
Read the update (opens in a new tab)Source: GOV.UK (opens in a new tab). Contains public sector information licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0 (opens in a new tab).
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