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The Planning Act 2008 is one of the most important pieces of legislation affecting major infrastructure projects for many years.

Today's entry looks at yesterday's front bench reshuffle.

A report on the publication of finalised replacement guidance on application forms and fees.

The theory is that instead of raising funds from a bank or wealthy investors, you raise the equity from hundreds of your contacts and perfect strangers, each investing a very small amount in the business or property.

Today's entry reports on the latest progress on nationally significant infrastructure project applications, and changes to the management of the Planning Inspectorate.

A discussion on the effect of the National Planning Policy Framework after a year of operation.

Today's entry compares the original and current programme of National Policy Statements.

In our June 2012 briefing we reported on the Chancellor's three-pronged assault on high value UK residential properties that are 'enveloped' in a company or other non natural person (which for certain purposes can include trusts).

This is entry number 262, published on 15 July 2011, of a blog on the Planning Act 2008 infrastructure planning and authorisation regime.

This is entry number 167, first published on 22 September 2010, of a blog on the implementation of the Planning Act 2008.

Today's entry reports on growing concern about the Growth and Infrastructure Bill's business and commercial project provision.

Six revised National Policy Statements (NPSs) were published in October and a public consultation is running on them until 24 January 2011.

This is entry number 164, first published on 14 September 2010, of a blog on the implementation of the Planning Act 2008.

The government has published regulations on making changes to Development Consent Orders, and a commencement order that switches on both this and also applications for hazardous waste projects on 1 October.

Today's entry calls for other consents to be folded into the Planning Act regime.

Today's entry reports on the implications of the budget for infrastructure planning and authorisation.

Yesterday was probably the most dramatic Brexit day since the referendum result. The Prime Minister went to Brussels, and most expected an announcement ...