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Latest ReleasesShowing the 10 latest of 15. Show all.  An open letter on planning from CLA President Harry CotterellNext Tuesday the Government will unveil the final version of the National Planning Policy Framework (NPPF), and in his Budget yesterday Chancellor George Osborne strongly indicated that it will still promote growth and retain a powerful “presumption in... [News and Press/Latest Releases] - [22 March 2012]  Select Committee recommendation leaves door open for the countryside, says CLAThe CLA said today (21 December) the economic well-being of the countryside has been given a fighting chance of survival following the recommendation that the “presumption in favour of sustainable development” should be “like a golden thread” running... [News and Press/Latest Releases] - [21 December 2011]  Don’t close down the countryside, says CLAThe CLA today (12 October) reiterated its support for the Government’s attempt to rebalance sustainable development in its consultation response to the draft National Planning Policy Framework (NPPF). [News and Press/Latest Releases] - [12 October 2011]  New planning framework is not a licence to develop but about being sustainable, says CLAThe CLA today (1 September) said the overreaction surrounding the reform of the planning system is provoking ill-informed opposition to the “presumption in favour of sustainable development” proposed by the National Planning Policy Framework (NPPF). [News and Press/Latest Releases] - [1 September 2011]  CLA ‘pleased’ about Defra consultation for village greensThe CLA today (25 July) said it is “pleased” that Defra is to help improve the balance between protecting the green spaces valued by communities and enabling the right development to take place, with an open consultation on village greens. [News and Press/Latest Releases] - [25 July 2011]  Planning policy must encourage a prosperous and ‘broader’ rural economy, says CLAThe CLA has said the draft National Planning Policy Framework (NPPF) published by the Government today (25 July) is “better than expected” for rural areas. However, it said the framework still needs to support the need for a prosperous and “broader”... [News and Press/Latest Releases] - [25 July 2011] Planning policy too cautious for needs of rural economy, says CLAThe CLA today (24 May) said a draft National Planning Policy Framework (NPPF) is too cautious for the needs of the rural economy. [News and Press/Latest Releases] - [24 May 2011] CLA welcomes Budget backing for planning reform but says legislation needed The CLA today (23 March 2011) welcomed Chancellor George Osborne’s Budget Speech commitment to reforming the planning system with a new National Planning Policy Framework but stressed that legislation will be needed. [News and Press/Latest Releases] - [23 March 2011]  Planning system must be right for rural areas, says CLA The CLA today (13 December) welcomed the Government’s desire to change the planning system but questioned if the changes unveiled in the Localism Bill were the right ones to allow rural economies and businesses to thrive. [News and Press/Latest Releases] - [13 December 2010]  CLA calls on new Government to mend broken planning systemThe CLA today (Tuesday, 1 June) called on the Government to fix Britain’s failing planning system. [News and Press/Latest Releases] - [1 June 2010] |
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