Pace over perfection: Labour's planning reforms

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Head of the Planning and Environment Claire Petricca-Riding is joined by partner Nicola Gooch and Thea Osmund-Smith, Deputy Head of Planning and Environment at No. 5 Barrister’s Chambers. They discuss:

The timeline for bills progressing through the House of Lords
The main challenges the new government faces while implementing these policies
How the government can win over the local communities their plans will affect
The changes business owners should prepare for
The future of the Levelling Up and Regeneration Act.

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Pace over perfection: Labour's planning reforms

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The timeline for bills progressing through the House of Lords
The main challenges the new government faces while implementing these policies
How the government can win over the local communities their plans will affect
The changes business owners should prepare for
The future of the Levelling Up and Regeneration Act.

107 эпизодов

#On Covid19

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