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Town and Country Planning Law covers how land is used and developed, including the need for planning permission, local and national planning policies, and schemes that affect a site’s use. A solicitor in this area drafts and negotiates planning applications and planning obligations, reviews development proposals, and represents clients at planning committees and in appeals to the Planning Inspectorate. They also handle enforcement issues, compulsory purchase considerations, and protect heritage assets such as listed buildings.

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The solicitor handles the complex interactions between local planning authorities, applicants, and statutory plans, including drafting objections, negotiating Section 106 agreements, and navigating appeals when permissions are refused or conditionally granted. They assess policy constraints, environmental concerns, and potential liabilities before advising on next steps and risk.

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