Viability in planning: coping with covid local plans and Section 78 appeals

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In this webinar, Neil Cameron QC, Robert Fourt and Charles Banner QC discuss the effects of the pandemic on planning.

Programme:

Introduction by Chair - Neil Cameron QC
A valuer’s view - Robert Fourt FRICS (Partner at Gerald Eve LLP)
Local plans and section 78 appeals - Neil Cameron QC
Adapting existing consents - Charles Banner QC

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Neil Cameron QC

Neil has extensive experience in planning, compulsory purchase, parliamentary and environmental work. He was joint head of Landmark Chambers from 2015-2018.

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