Whilst the word ‘planning’ doesn’t feature in its title, the Levelling Up and Regeneration Act 2023 (LURA) includes a raft of provisions that will significantly change the planning system as and when they are introduced. These include changes to plan making, development management, enforcement and heritage protection.
- SRA Competency - B
- Level - Update: Requires no prior subject knowledge
- CPD - 1.5 hours
- Viewership - Access for entire organisation
What You Will Learn
This webinar will cover the following:
- The background to the changes to the system
- Changes to the plan led system including the introduction of national development management policies and a revised approach to local plan production
- Changes to development management including the power to make non substantial changes to planning permission and measures aimed at accelerating housing delivery
- Proposals for a new infrastructure levy
- Environmental outcomes reports, a new system for environmental assessment
- Enforcement changes including changes to timescales to enforce and the introduction of enforcement warning notices
- Neighbourhood planning changes including the introduction of neighbourhood priority statements and street votes
- Heritage reforms including extending the protection currently enjoyed by listed buildings to other heritage assets and changes to enforcement powers
- Other changes including compulsory purchase reforms and planning functions of development corporations
This webinar was recorded on 16th February 2024
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Event Information
| Event Date | On Demand |
| Individual Price | From £99 + VAT with SmartPlan |
| Location | Online (pre-recorded) |
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