Is planning entering a new year?
- laurendoble
- Jan 8
- 1 min read
Since its introduction in 2012, the National Planning Policy Framework (NPPF)
has been revised no fewer than six times, with each iteration attempting to refine
the balance between growth, sustainability, and local autonomy.
Now the government has published a new draft NPPF for consultation. This has
been described as the “most radical” shift yet, intended to streamline the system
and provide greater clarity and certainty.
But just how radical is the proposed NPPF? And will it genuinely help boost the
economy, while delivering more homes and infrastructure?
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Chrisa Tsompani (Partner)
Chrisa is a planning and environmental law specialist with over 16 years’ experience. She is highly experienced in complex planning and environmental issues, having advised on planning and highway agreements, Biodiversity Net Gain, development control, enforcement, planning policy, s106 and s111 agreements as well as compulsory purchase orders to name a few.
