Planning Law Practice and Precedents

Dealing with all aspects of town and country planning, and specifically written to help you solve the problems you are likely to face in daily practice, Planning Law: Practice and Precedents:

• Gives full explanation of the law and procedure
• Includes an annual supplement containing an extensive range of forms and precedents
• Provides comprehensive coverage by approaching each topic with both the applicant and local planning authority in mind
• Explains the law and procedure relating to each topic in the narrative, with references to the relevant statutes, SIs, circulars, policy documents, cases and published planning appeal decisions
• Deals with the practical issues that both private sector and local authority practitioners come across in their day-to-day work
• Includes regular updates, ensuring that all coverage is current and reliable
• Provides contents arranged in a logical, transaction-based order to reflect the way you work

Coverage in 2012 releases will include:

• The draft National Policy Framework and its wide-ranging repercussions
• The Localism Act and future strategic policy
• Renewable energy, including wind turbines, wave and tidal power
• Appeal procedures: navigating your way to a successful appeal
• Judicial Review and High Court challenges continuing advice based on recent case law
• Gypsy sites: reviewed government policy and consequential changes
• Enforcement: the four-year and ten-year rule after Welwyn Hatfield
• Housing: the future for housing and conflict with the Green Belt and undesignated countryside
• Employment: the effects of PPS4 on proposals for employment generation

3 updating releases published per annum.