04Aug
Recess round-up - A quick reference guide to the key recent planning and development changes
It's difficult enough to keep on top of the news at the moment – not to mention the raft of recent changes to the planning system announced by Whitehall over the past couple of months. With that in mind, and as the Parliamentarians jet off in search of a quarantine-free summer break, we've collated a handy quick reference guide to the key recent planning and development changes – our recess round-up. Please see full Publication below for more information....
By:
Hogan Lovells
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