Appeal underlines need for timely resolution of transport issues
A successful appeal in West Sussex highlights the importance of resolving transport matters as early as possible in the planning application process.
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Navigating the constraints of smaller sites
Planning permission has been secured for six new homes in Buckinghamshire. Plans include the demolition of a medical centre in Beaconsfield and construction of residential units with refuse storage, vehicular access and car and cycle parking. Motion supported developer, Halamar Projects, with transport planning expertise, overcoming the challenges of constrained parking and access for delivery
The new National Planning Policy Framework – what next for flood risk and drainage?
Sites adopting a broadly sequential approach to flood risk may no longer need to apply the sequential test as a result of the latest changes to the National Planning Policy Framework (NPPF). Yet while the strengthening of the wording around this aspect of policy has been well received, there remain some unanswered questions. In the
Precedents help gain support for access arrangement
Gleeson Land has been granted outline consent for 89 units at Westergate, West Sussex, with affordable homes helping to address a severe housing undersupply within the Arun District Council region.
