Planning Reform Working Paper: Development and Nature Recovery
This paper invites views on the government’s proposed new approach to development and nature recovery.
The Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government is undertaking comprehensive reform of the National Planning Policy Framework (NPPF) to streamline planning processes, enhance local decision-making, and clarify affordable housing definitions. The reform is being pursued through multiple bills including the Housing and Planning (Local Decision-Making) Bill and Direct Planning (Pilot) Bill, with a government review underway and working papers on infrastructure planning. The initiative is in active development with assessments of impacts on community involvement and housing affordability.
This paper invites views on the government’s proposed new approach to development and nature recovery.
The revised National Planning Policy Framework sets out government's planning policies for England and how these are expected to be applied.
Government planning policy for traveller sites which should be read in conjunction with the National Planning Policy Framework.
The government‘s response to the Levelling Up, Housing, and Communities Select Committee’s inquiry on the future of the planning system in England.
This review identified key areas of the planning process related to flood risk management and sets out actions the government will take to strengthen its approach
This review identified key areas of the planning process related to flood risk management and sets out actions the government will take to strengthen its approach
Sets out the government's plans for housing and planning following the announcements in the 2020 Budget.
Government response to the House of Commons CLG Committee report on the consultation on national planning policy launched in December 2015.
A housing white paper setting out the government’s plans to reform the housing market and boost the supply of new homes in England.
Documents relating to the Neighbourhood Planing Bill.
Giving local people and councils more say about development through neighbourhood planning, Local Plans and the community infrastructure levy.
We're simplifying the planning process to make it quicker and easier to build new homes, to develop new places and redevelop neglected land.
This Planning Policy Statement (PPS) provided the standards any eco-town had to adhere to before it was cancelled for all areas excluding north west Bicester on 5 March 2015.
Response to the Communities and Local Government Select Committee inquiry into the operation of the National Planning Policy Framework.