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Oct 20, 2014
Category: General
Posted by: Jack
Welcome to our summary of the recent news in national infrastructure planning!
Oct 2, 2014
Category: General
Posted by: Jack
Welcome to our summary of the recent news in national infrastructure planning!
Sep 15, 2014
Category: General
Posted by: Jack

An historic moment for the NSIP regime as the first waster water DCO decision is finalised with the biggest project to date.

 

Jul 18, 2014
Category: General
Posted by: Jack
Welcome to another summary of the recent news in national infrastructure planning!
Jul 16, 2014
Category: General
Posted by: Jack

Welcome to our summary of the recent news in national infrastructure planning!

Mar 13, 2014
Category: General
Posted by: Jack

Brand new article: Initial Assessment of Issues plus three DCOs

We are delighted to announce that the second new article plus three DCOs have now been uploaded onto the National Infrastructure Planning Service.

Jan 21, 2014
Category: General
Posted by: Jack

Thursday, 16th January witnessed the unveiling of the new National Infrastructure Planning Service at FTB’s annual Infrastructure Planning Seminar in the Parliament Chamber of the Inner Temple.

Jan 14, 2014
Category: General
Posted by: Jack

 

In the wake of George Osborne’s Autumn Statement and his desire to showcase the UK as a nation that is ‘serious … about competing in the modern world’ through ‘making big decisions in infrastructure’, Francis Taylor Building and Bloomsbury Professional have launched the National Infrastructure Planning Service

Dec 16, 2013
Category: General
Posted by: Jack
Last week’s Autumn Statement by Chancellor George Osborne revealed the Government’s appetite for further planning reforms and initiatives.
Dec 1, 2013
Category: General
Posted by: Jack

The Government has introduced the legislation required for its proposed new high speed rail project, known as HS2.

Nov 30, 2013
Category: General
Posted by: Jack
New measures, due to be laid before Parliament shortly, will require developers seeking planning permission for virtually all onshore wind developments to consult the local community before submitting a formal planning application.

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