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This is entry number 267, published on 10 August 2011, of a blog on the Planning Act 2008 infrastructure planning and authorisation regime.

Government is able to get some of the best and brightest people around to write reports for them.

Today's entry reports on the CBI's annual survey of infrastructure perceptions.

Today's entry reports on a consultation on the proposed Water Supply National Policy Statement.

A discussion which reports on the implementation of changes to the highway and railway thresholds for Planning Act projects.

A report on the publication of the first evidence plan by the Major Infrastructure and Environment Unit. Share this page 0 14 23 Today's entry reports on the publication of the first evidence plan by the Major Infrastructure and Environment Unit.

It is a sign of the times that many parents are passing an inheritance to their children early to help the children on to the property ladder.

This question was examined in the most recent instalment of a long running case involving Mrs & Mrs Charman.

Today's entry reports on a challenge by Greenpeace that its judicial review of the Nuclear Power National Policy Statement was prohibitively expensive.

Bircham Dyson Bell recently acted for the Claimants in the case of Butler and Butler v Butler and Butler [2016] EWHC 1793 (Ch) concerning a dispute between the four children of the late Sir Michael Butler GCMG ...

Today’s entry reports on European Union moves to fund projects that will have to follow a new authorisation process.

Alice Unwin, Trainee Solicitor at BDB, considers the Charity Commission's publication 'Charities and Investment Matters: A guide for trustees (CC14)' and whether it provides charities with greater investment opportunities.

Today's entry reports on the publication of the government's latest Air Quality Plan.

This is entry number 234, published on 15 April 2011, of a blog on the Planning Act 2008 infrastructure planning and authorisation regime.

In a previous blog entry we looked at what can be expected from the HS2 phase one Environmental Statement (ES) and how it will be examined by Parliament.

Today's entry reports on the forthcoming autumn statement day.

Today's entry calls for guidance on when applications can be changed after they have been made.