Encyclopedia of Planning Law and Practice

The most comprehensive source of information and guidance on planning law and policy, the Encyclopedia of Planning Law and Practice:

• Reproduces the consolidated text of all relevant domestic legislation, including the Levelling-up and Regeneration Act 2023 as it is brought into force
• Includes all the relevant policy documents for England and Wales, giving you access to the National Planning Policy Framework, Planning Practice Guidance, Planning Policy Wales, and other useful national guidance, and such EU guidance as is now relevant
• Contains clear and in-depth annotations and commentary which explain each statement of the law and comment on all appropriate judicial decisions
• Will track any changes in planning policy or legislation following the General Election
• Updated by quarterly looseleaf releases and monthly bulletins, to keep you up to date with the latest developments

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• Statutes
• Statutory instruments
• Circulars
• National Planning Policy and Guidance
• Mineral Policy Guidance
• Wales
• European legislation
• Guidance related to European legislation

General Editor
David Elvin KC

Assistant General Editor
Richard Moules

Assistant Editors
Matthew Dale-Harris
Anjoli Foster
Matthew Fraser
Matthew Henderson
Gwion Lewis KC
Alistair Mills
Heather Sargent
Stephen Whale
Luke Wilcox
Yaaser Vanderman
Kimberley Ziya

Consultant Editors
Professor Sir Malcolm Grant CBE
Christopher Lockhart-Mummery KC

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