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NPPF viability reform – crucial but underappreciated?
"The new National Planning Policy Framework (NPPF), when finalised, is going to fundamentally change how planners, landowners and developers operate."
Landowners
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Spotlight: UK infrastructure
Contains 2 articles"Is UK infrastructure underfunded?"
Reforming the consenting process
"What the Planning and Infrastructure Bill gets right"
Improving stakeholder engagement
"Building trust between landowners and developers"
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Landowners and developers – the importance of an effective working relationship
"Changes to government policy mean there are now potentially more opportunities for landowners who have appropriate sites for development."
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How farmers and landowners in England can access new grants for environmental improvements
"At a time when many farm finances are under pressure, the start of July offered a chink of light with farmers and land managers invited to apply for new funding that can help pay for environmental improvements."
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What should landowners consider when making land available for development?
"The government has made plain that it sees housebuilding as a priority for the UK – both as a way to grow the economy and to meet the need for new homes."
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The evolving approach to land rights in linear NSIPs: A positive step for landowners
"The Planning Inspectorate (PINS) has recently updated its guidance on preparing applications for Nationally Significant Infrastructure Projects (NSIPs), with a notable focus on land-related aspects."
Making a crop compensation claim – what are the key points for landowners to consider?
"Over the last 12 to 18 months we have seen a marked increase in the number of landowners making crop compensation claims – often triggered by infrastructure projects such as gas or water pipelines, electrical works or transport upgrades."
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Second chance for farmers and landowners to secure funding for improved water management
"The scheme will cover 40 per cent of capital costs of large-scale projects."
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