Two recent cases have highlighted the serious consequences of failing to comply with listed building heritage protections.

A Judicial Review is a legal challenge to a decision made by a Local Planning Authority or, at Appeal, by the Secretary of State or their appointed Inspector.

The planning system can be daunting. Our new FAQs are designed to give you answers to the most common planning questions.

A Lawful Development Certificate is a legal document confirming that a proposed or existing development is lawful in planning terms.

What exactly is a Chartered Town Planner and when might you need one?

Historically, the four-year time limit for enforcement against unauthorised building works (operational development).