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Reforms to the NSIP Regime (and Beyond…)

James Goldthorpe, Emyr Thomas and Alastair Lewis set out where the government’s Nationally Significant Infrastructure Projects (“NSIPs”) reforms have reached, the implications of the changes made to date and how the latest consultation “beyond NSIPS” could allow the government to build on the progress which has already been made this Parliament. Promising to streamline the planning process for…
August 21, 2026
Reforms to the NSIP Regime (and Beyond…)

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Quashing of timely prior approval and the deemed consent rule

August 13, 2026
The High Court has confirmed that the quashing of a local planning authority’s timely notification of prior approval does not retrospectively trigger the 56-day deemed consent rule in Schedule 2, Part 3, paragraph W(11) of the Town and Country Planning (General Permitted Development) (England) Order 2015 (GPDO), writes Ruchi Parekh.

Alteration to the design of plans

August 12, 2026
Victoria Hamblen examines a recent Court of Appeal ruling in which the judges unanimously allowed a council's appeal over an alteration to the design of HS2 plans.

It’s academic

August 12, 2026
Judicial review of Temporary Stop Notices (TSN) is rare; a recent judgment is a reminder of why that is, writes Roderick Morton.

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