The Government has revamped the National Planning Policy Framework (NPPF) to pave the way for the delivery of 1.5m new homes over the next five years.
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Challenges can arise during the planning, design and procurement stage.
With commercially-focused, specialist guidance, we'll give you valuable support along the way.
Our advisory services in planning, public procurement and law can help you to navigate important considerations like planning consent, environmental impact, public procurement law, UK subsidy control and planning rules and legislation.
Our specialists will work as part of your team to help see your plans through to fruition.
Our expertise
Our planning consent and advisory services can help you through the planning minefield and provide peace of mind that every detail has been considered. It’s a notoriously complex area, and our experts have a thorough understanding of the full spectrum of planning-related issues. We can carry out legal audits on planning applications and environmental impact assessments and ensure your planning permission application is as robust as possible.
As well as ensuring the permission itself is deliverable, our highly skilled team can assist you in putting in place planning agreements alongside your permission which work for you and are commercial. Contentious planning permissions are often challenged and if things don’t go to plan, we’ll provide advice and support for your appeal or judicial review strategy, so we’re with you every step of the way.
When taking a project from the drawing board into the real world, all development projects come with inherent risks. Our construction procurement and contract advice and drafting services are designed to minimise this risk, and allocate residual risk effectively to the relevant parties.
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