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ARTICLE · 19 AUGUST 2020

Planning Reform – The Second Wave

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The long awaited White Paper entitled "Planning for the Future" is super glossy and stuffed full of photographs – get the message...

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The long awaited White Paper entitled “Planning for the Future” is super glossy and stuffed full of photographs – get the message, only beautiful development wanted!  The consultation on reform of the planning system closes on 29 October 2020.

The Prime Minister does not view the planning system as a thing of beauty, more a crumbling relic which has stymied the development of new homes, jobs and talent and enabled developers to dodge their obligations to improve infrastructure. It must be torn down and a new system built in its place,

The Government seeks a simpler, faster and more predictable system with less red tape.  Yet one also where the individual will have a “greater say” over what gets built. A system with quality, design and local vernacular at the forefront, inspired by Bath, Belgravia and Bournville, a world of green spaces, new parks and tree lined streets, where your neighbours will not be strangers. Lessons from the past, reset in a

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