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Show Notes
Robert Jenrick set out on 12 March 2020 proposals “to bring Britain’s planning system into the 21st century as part of plans to get the country building”. Within a week it was announced that schools were closing and local authority staff, including planning officers, have been dealing with a public health emergency.
Sam Stafford is joined in this episode by Jonathan Easton, Barrister at Kings Chambers; Anna Rose, Head of the Planning Advisory Service at the Local Government Association; and Stefan Webb, Place Director at FutureGov to discuss the impact of Coronavirus on the planning system.
Twitter handles: @samuel_stafford, @jonnye47, @EPlanna and @Stef_W.
Some links:
Planning Inspectorate Guidance:
https://www.gov.uk/guidance/coronavirus-covid-19-planning-inspectorate-guidance
ADSO and LLG letter to MHCLG on decision-making and democracy:
https://www.adso.co.uk/letter-to-sos-covid-19-implications-for-local-authority-governance/
Greater Flexibility For Planning Permissions:
The Landmark Chambers paper:
https://cached.offlinehbpl.hbpl.co.uk/NewsAttachments/RLP/LandmarkSOSletter.pdf
Simon Ricketts’ Blog:
https://simonicity.com/2020/03/21/what-to-do/
The Planning Advisory Service’s resource:
https://local.gov.uk/pas/pas-topics/coronavirus
The RTPI survey to inform discussions with Governments across the UK and Ireland: