The Neighbourhood Plan Specialists
The world of Neighbourhood Planning is constantly changing. On this page you will find the latest news
Sources: Planning Resource , my community.gov.uk, Cornerstone Barristers, Law Society Gazette, Landmark Barristers Chambers, All things neighbourhood planning
At Plan-et, one of our main sources of updates and information are the Planning Barristers at Landmark Chambers. One of their number, Christopher (Kit Kat) Katkowski, QC joined the Government's Task Force developing the ideas for the new White Paper. Asked what his vision of the new planning regime is he replied:
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"The vision is to create an efficient, inclusive and accessible planning system in which everyone can contribute to making the area in which they live, somewhere they can have pride in; where no-one's excluded and where everyone can understand what's going on and play a worthwhile part in getting things right."
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To us at Plan-et, that sounds like "Neighbourhood Planning"
Latest News
April 2024
DLUHC have announced the continuation of grant and technical support for Neighbourhood Plans for another year into 2025. So get those grant applications in as soon as you can! Here is the link to save you searching for it!
Learning and Development Services at Planet
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With the relaxation of Covid rules we are once again now able to offer our first free consultation with your Parish / Town Council or Steering However, during Covid we have had many of these explanatory meetings using ZOOM and have found them to be extremely successful. So if you would like this opportunity to find out about Neighbourhood Plans, and want to ask questions we are continuing to offer this service through a Zoom meeting if you feel it is appropriate for your group. AND, the bonus to you is, where we used to ask for a contribution towards our travel, you will no longer have this cost! ​
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Contact Plan-et to find out how we can help you with any stage of your neighbourhood planning process.
We are nationwide and are currently working with neighbourhood planning groups in Hampshire, Dorset, Wiltshire, Berkshire, Buckinghamshire, Cumbria, Somerset and Devon
