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Article 4 Directions in Wales
The first Article 4 Direction in Wales was successfully challenged in the High Court. Eleri Griffiths looks at the lessons from the case.
Not all fun and games
The unknown impact of a multi-use games area (MUGA) recently prevented residential development. Lucy McDonnell analyses the inspector’s decision.
Zip-wires in caverns
A recent High Court case involving a proposed visitor attraction in the Lake District explored national park duties and the ‘Sandford Principle’. Brendan Brett and Ned Westaway examine the ruling.
Assessment of development which is “not inappropriate” in the Green Belt
Daniel Kozelko looks at a recent High Court decision and whether recent changes to the NPPF 2024 have altered how assessment of development which is ‘not inappropriate’ in the Green Belt is approached.
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Walker Morris supports Tower Hamlets Council in first known Remediation Contribution Order application issued by local authority
Walker Morris has supported Tower Hamlets London Borough Council (LBTH) in issuing what is believed to be one of the first Remediation…
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