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We have renewed our call for the government to hold developers accountable and require them to build homes on approved land.

We spoke at the Kent Association of Local Councils Planning Conference on the importance of shaping local planning decisions.

In a significant setback for localism, the government has stopped funding for the neighbourhood planning support programme.

We have urged the government to ensure that new towns are developed as unique communities of place, rather than just collections of houses.

We have launched an exciting update to one of the most trusted resources for responding to planning applications.

The government published the Planning and Infrastructure Bill to get Britain building again.

We have welcomed the government's proposal to strengthen the compulsory purchase order process for parish and town councils.

The government published the revised National Planning Policy Framework, which sets out the planning policies for England and how these are expected to be applied.

We broadly welcome the proposals in the government's latest paper on brownfield passports.

We held an online event on mastering emergency planning which featured insights into proactive emergency planning and recovery advocacy.

We have cautiously welcomed the government’s proposals to build more houses on previously developed land in our response to the Built Environment Committee inquiry into the Grey Belt

Extra tickets are now available to our sold-out online event on mastering emergency planning on 23 October 2024.