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The Government’s  Planning and Infrastructure Bill  has now completed its passage through the House of Lords and is expected to receive  Royal Assent shortly . Once enacted, it will introduce some of the most far-reaching reforms to the English planning system in over a decade, with direct implications for developers, landowners and local authorities. A more interventionist approach to housing delivery A central aim of the Bill is to accelerate the delivery of new homes. It g

Tyler-Parkes is pleased to announce that Solihull Metropolitan Borough Council has  granted Permission in Principle  for the development of  up to two self and custom-build dwellings  at  1817 Warwick Road, Knowle . The decision confirms that the proposed site is acceptable in principle for residential development, recognising the site’s potential to contribute to local housing needs and to support the growing demand for self and custom-build opportunities within the borough.

The Housing Secretary is expected to announce a major change to the planning system.  Under the reported plans, any proposal for  150 homes or more  that a council intends to refuse would instead have to be referred to central Government for determination. This marks one of the most significant recent shifts in planning policy and reflects growing concern in Whitehall over slow housing delivery, stalled local plans and chronic under-supply across much of the country. Central

Calcot Manor Hotel Tyler Parkes has secured planning permission on behalf of  Calcot Health & Leisure  for the creation of a Thermal...

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