Liz explores sustainability questions about rural public transport
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Appeals
When Is “Grey Belt” Not Sustainable?
Addressing the sustainability aspect of grey belt to create credible arguments for rural sites
When Is an Annex Not an Annex?
The line between an annex and a separate dwellinghouse is not just a legal curiosity — it has real-world implications for planning permissions, enforcement, and family arrangements.
Will Planning Appeal Reforms Prejudice the Appellant?
The Government recently published guidance on proposed changes to written representation appeals, sparking discussion at Barker Parry. The reforms aim to expand the householder fast-track route to include additional application types—such as reserved matters,...
Another Consultation Part 4
Essential reading for anyone interested in planning – Liz explores the proposed simplified process for Written Reps Appeals in this final part of her review of the Government’s latest consultation.
Barker Parry represents Developers, Individuals and Local Authorities at Public Inquiries
It’s a joy when we work with Authorities that accept the importance of defending the decision and are willing to fight to achieve the best outcome for their decision making. Our recent success in South Gloucestershire is noteworthy.