Rural neighbourhood planning study

7th February 2013| thisworksadmin | News & Articles, Planning Legal and Tax

Consultancy Parsons Brinckerhoff has been commissioned by the Department for Communities and Local Government to carry out a study of neighbourhood planning in rural areas.

This exercise will “document the experiences and challenges encountered by neighbourhood planning ‘front runner’ projects in rural areas”.

Planning Minister Nick Boles said that at least 169 neighbourhood planning areas have so far been designated by 53 local planning authorities.

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