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In July 2018 a revised National Planning Policy Framework was
published, coming into effect immediately. First published in 2012,
the NPPF is the primary expression of the Government's planning
policies for England. The NPPF sets out a framework for the
production of locally-prepared plans, and is a material
consideration in planning applications. Its correct interpretation
is a matter of law, and there has been a wealth of litigation
regarding the interpretation of the first version. But what exactly
has changed and how will the courts seek to interpret the new
version? Interpreting the NPPF: The New National Planning Policy
Framework is the first book to explain in depth the revised NPPF to
planners, developers and legal advisers throughout England.
Alistair Mills of Landmark Chambers provides an accessible
explanation of the legal approach to the new NPPF through: a clear
exposition of the nature, role, and approach to interpretation of
national planning policy; insights regarding the structure and
wording of the new NPPF; consideration of the extent to which case
law interpreting the wording of the 2012 NPPF applies to the new
version; a review of the major changes brought about by the new
NPPF, including the amended wording of the presumption in favour of
sustainable development, the Housing Delivery Test, and the
approach to amendment of Green Belt boundaries The book is
essential reading for anyone with an interest in local planning and
development - including planners, developers and their advisers -
helping everyone make and contribute to plans, applications and
decisions which are based on a correct understanding of the NPPF.
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