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Procedural Guide: Planning Appeals - England 1. Introduction 1.1. The鈥�
The Local Plan examination process and the role the Planning Inspectorate plays.
Introducing the new pre-application service for Nationally Significant Infrastructure Projects.
A new National Infrastructure website is being built
This advice explains how application documents and supporting information should be prepared, organised, and submitted to the Planning Inspectorate for Nationally Significant Infrastructure Projects (NSIPs).
How to complete a planning appeal form
When you need to apply for consent, how to apply, and the works that you can do without consent.
This advice is intended to introduce the Nationally Significant Infrastructure Project (NSIP) process and to describe the people and organisations involved in it.
This advice summarises the process for undertaking cumulative effects assessments in the context of Nationally Significant Infrastructure Projects (NSIPs) under the Planning Act 2008.
This advice explains why good design is important, what success might look like and how it might be delivered in applications for Nationally Significant Infrastructure Projects (NSIP).
The Planning Inspectorate maintains a list of the overall position for each LPA and a list of local plan examination hearing dates we are holding over the next few months
How your personal information is used within the Planning Inspectorate
You must send a copy of your appeal and all the supporting documents to the local planning authority.
National Policy Statements are produced by government. They give reasons for the policy set out in the statement, and must include an explanation of how the policy takes account of government policy relating to the mitigatio鈥�
Guide to called-in planning applications
How to take part in a planning or listed building consent appeal proceeding by written representations.
This advice is intended to explain the Nationally Significant Infrastructure Project (NSIP) process and to describe how people and organisations can have their say.
Guide aimed at all those involved in the process and concerned with the procedural aspects of examining a local plan.
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