
Housing Need: A slow adjustment
"The most headline- grabbing change in the revised National Planning Policy Framework (NPPF) has been the proposed Standard Method for calculating Local Housing Need, which will form the basis for Local Plan making."
Location
Language
Tagged Articles

"The most headline- grabbing change in the revised National Planning Policy Framework (NPPF) has been the proposed Standard Method for calculating Local Housing Need, which will form the basis for Local Plan making."
.jpg)
"Whilst much of the focus on planning reform has been on housing delivery, the new government has also set its sights on planning for data centres."
.jpg)
"The latest version of the National Planning Policy Framework (NPPF) introduced a relatively new concept to the planning and development lexicon – namely that of the grey belt. But what exactly is it – and how will it be implemented?"
.jpg)
"With the General Election now due to take place on Thursday 4th July, we are beginning to see proposals coming forward from the main political parties relating to housing land supply and planning in England, with further announcements expected as campaigning continues."

"The proposed changes to the NPPF don’t match the government’s ambitions"
.jpg)
"We are witnessing neither the level of ambition nor the accurate methodologies for forecast modelling."
.jpg)
"What does the fourth revision of the NPPF actually mean?"

"How can planning improve environmental outcomes?"

"If the planning system hopes to achieve the sustainability goals set out in the NPPF, a more strategic approach is needed"
.jpg)
"What is needed is clear and public guidance on what has become a tangled issue."