An overview of the National Planning Policy Framework 2021
Freddie Humphreys highlights and discusses key changes to the National Planning Policy Framework released on the 20th of July 2021.
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Freddie Humphreys Freddie accepts instructions in all areas of Town and Country Planning, including housing, retail, highways, enforcement and minerals. Freddie has advisory experience in all of these areas, and appears in planning inquiries, enforcement inquiries, and enforcement prosecutions and appeals. |
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